This week, fans of Stanger Things can visit a pop-up Scoops Ahoy ice cream shop featured in the hit show, in collaboration with Pan-n-Ice to enjoy five exclusive sweet treats at Selfridges Trafford in Manchester
Inspired by the nautical-themed ice cream parlour in Starcourt Mall, and the workplace of characters Steve and Robin, visitors can feel as if they’re stepping straight into the show as Pan-n-Ice parlours are transformed into Scoops Ahoy with exclusive and unique treats.
The flavours of Hawkins have landed at Pan-n-Ice, with four limited-edition flavours exclusively available at Pan-n-Ice parlours in London and Manchester. For the first time ever, Pan-n-Ice will be serving scoops at their parlours, as an ode to Scoops Ahoy for this collaboration. With the creations designed with Autumn in mind, the unique flavours come with a twist, served with warm bases including cookie dough, waffle and brownie, and to complete the experience customers can also enjoy a Stranger Things hot chocolate, Cocoa & Contemplation, a velvety red hot chocolate, topped with whipped cream and sprinkles.
The four flavours feature, The Upside Down Bubba, a warm red velvet cookie dough base topped with black cookies and hazelnut spread ice cream and red chocolate cracking shell, U.S.S Butterscotch, a warm sticky toffee waffle base topped with butterscotch ice cream, mini butterscotch pieces and a mini caramel waffle, The Cherry Rift, a warm brownie base topped with cherry ice cream, praline pecans and a mini USA flag, and a vegan flavour, Hey Hawkins, a warm cookie dough base with mint chocolate chip ice cream topped with sprinkles and a glacé cherry.
The flavours will be available starting Monday, 6th November at Selfridges Manchester Trafford
6th, November 1983 is when Will Byers went missing in Hawkins, Indiana. Long after the town gave up the search, his friends kept looking and discovered a mysterious girl known only by a number: Eleven. She was alone, hunted, and extremely powerful. Eleven would stop at nothing to help them find their friend. Today Stranger Things fans everywhere celebrate the 6th November as ‘Stranger Things Day,’ a special day to share their love for the world of Stranger Things – and now their love for Scoops Ahoy ice-cream too.
