Which British ice cream van treat still makes you sprint out the door? Rank your favourites!

Soft whippy vanilla with a Cadbury Flake wedged in at a jaunty angle. Simple, iconic and genuinely hard to beat on a warm afternoon.

A plastic tub of raspberry-sauced ice cream hiding a rock-hard bubblegum ball as your reward. Half dessert, half archaeological dig.

That swirly lolly of pineapple ice, strawberry and vanilla that somehow tastes like every school sports day ever. Nostalgia on a stick.

A cone piled high with soft-serve and drenched in bright red syrup that has no business tasting that good. Pure seaside energy.

Three levels of joy on one wooden stick, finished with hundreds and thousands. A proper design triumph of British confectionery.