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To celebrate its cocktail range inspired by ice cream, The Slug and Lettuce enjoys sharing ice creams inspired by cocktails

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Tuesday, August 23, 2022 6:06 am
in Featured, Reading
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The Slug & Lettuce van was handing out free ice-cream at the Oracle on Saturday.

Daniel Elsey serves up the free ice-cream.

The Slug & Lettuce van was handing out free ice-cream at the Oracle on Saturday. Daniel Elsey serves up the free ice-cream.

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VISITORS to The Oracle on Saturday were able to take advantage offer on another hot day.

The Slug & Lettuce welcomed an ice cream van which handed out free treats to shoppers.

The restaurant chain has created some cocktails inspired by the popular dessert, and to celebrate, is currently on a national tour to spread the word about its glaces.

In all, 500 ice creams were shared.

The flavours included Tongue Twister, a lemon sorbet; Pornstar Ice Creamtini, made with ice cream and passionfruit sauce; and Slugero, ice cream with mango sauce.

It wasn’t just ice cream. The first 30 in the queue received a goodie bag including a Beauty BLVD lipstick.

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They also gave away a QR code that can be redeemed for a free cocktail.

The cocktails include a Slugero. This comprises a Havana Club 3-year-old rum, Malibu coconut rum, passionfruit purée and mango juice, and is finished with squirty cream.

The Mag Yum fuses Smirnoff Red Label vodka, Disaronno Velvet cream liqueur and caramel syrup, and is finished with chocolate powder.

The bar is holding two special brunches to celebrate the cocktails. The first is on Sunday, while the second takes place on Saturday, September 28.

For more details, log on to: www.slugandlettuce.co.uk

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