People have been taking to social media to complain about the cost of 99p Flakes – but the name of the ice cream isn't actually anything to do with the price. Back in the good old days ...

The name of the “99” Flake, an ice cream cone traditionally served with a Cadbury Flake perched inside, was reportedly inspired by Italian royalty. It all stems back to Italian soft ice cream ...

But 99 Flakes have got to be the most iconic option out of everything on offer. Even though we've been eating the whipped ice cream for decades, there are some facts people are only just realising ...

NOTHING is more exciting than hearing the ice cream van coming up your road. A favourite for many is the 99 Flake ice cream but you might be surprised to know how it got it's name - and it has ...

The taste of summer is surely the 99 - soft ice cream in a cone with a Flake. Many and various are the theories as to how it got this name. In the UK everybody knows what comes with a 99, but a ...

Ice-cream sellers in the UK and Ireland are struggling to get hold of Cadbury's 99 Flakes. The Flake, a thin bar of folded chocolate, is a popular topping for a soft-serve ice cream cone.

Britain's ice cream sellers have got 99 problems - and Cadbury Flakes being "too crumbly" is top of the list. Vendors say they've seen quality plummet since production of the chocolate stick ...

The long-standing ice cream brand remains popular and Mondelez said it was working hard to restore stocks across the UK Ice cream sellers are reporting a shortage of Cadbury Flakes to stick in ...