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NotSpaghetti Mon 22-Aug-22 16:43:29

At a fair, unless a school one, I think £2 + is fine

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Mine Mon 22-Aug-22 15:42:57

I took GC to a farm with a huge play barn on Saturday...£3.50p for a 3 scoop cone....We love a Mcflurry from McDonald's which cost £1.30p

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Chocolatelovinggran Mon 22-Aug-22 14:28:16

M0nica is right. I am an ice cream snob( Italian ice cream maker genes) and will pay for a good product made with cream and real additions, as made by our local gelateria. Mary Berry came and approved!
Other people prefer cheaper stuff- nothing wrong with either choice.

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varian Mon 22-Aug-22 14:26:05

Supermarket vanilla ice cream with free splash of raspberry syrup. Village fair.

I did the ice cream for years and never charged more than £1 but wondering whether it should be £1,50 or £2

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M0nica Mon 22-Aug-22 14:10:33

There isn't one. It will depend on the quality of ice cream, the fair and location.

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Ilovecheese Mon 22-Aug-22 14:10:15

£2.50

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varian Mon 22-Aug-22 14:08:34

What is a reasonable price for an ice cream cone at a fair?

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