Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream at a glance
- Typical price
- £3.99
- Calories
- 420 kcal
- Daily intake
- 21%
- Diet
- vegetarian
- Allergens listed
- 1
- Section
- Desserts
Varies by pub
As listed
Of 2,000 kcal
What comes with the Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream
- 01
Seasonal fruit
Freshly chopped seasonal fruit brings natural sweetness, crisp texture and juicy bites to contrast with the creamy ice cream.
- 02
Vanilla ice cream
A generous scoop of soft vanilla ice cream adds smoothness and richness alongside the fresh fruit.
What the Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream is like
This is a chilled dessert built around the contrast between juicy seasonal fruit and soft vanilla ice cream. The freshly chopped pieces bring crispness and natural sweetness, while the ice cream adds a richer, smoother mouthful. Vanilla sits alongside the fruit rather than replacing its fresh flavour, so the appeal is in moving between those different textures.
After a heavy meal, that crisp, juicy element offers a refreshing change of pace. You can take the fruit and ice cream together for a creamy bite, or eat them separately to keep the contrast distinct. It suits a warm afternoon, too, when a chilled finish sounds more appealing than another substantial course.
Is the Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream good value?
At a typical £3.99, this dessert is the third lowest priced of the 8 items we track in this section in the desserts section we track. Its value depends on what you want from the final course: freshly chopped fruit and vanilla ice cream make sense if a refreshing finish matters more to you than a pudding.
Compare it with Warm Chocolate Fudge Cake or Sticky Toffee Pudding when choosing your dessert, rather than assuming the fruit option is the cheapest. Prices are set by individual pubs, so check the local menu before deciding. The generous scoop of ice cream gives it more substance than fruit alone.
Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream calories and nutrition
As listed, before any extra sides, sauces or drinks.
The listed serving contains 420 kcal, equivalent to about 21% of the 2,000 kcal daily reference intake. It is the lowest calorie of the 5 items we track in this section among the desserts we track, which helps put this fruit-and-ice-cream option in context rather than judging it by its lighter feel alone.
That figure applies to the dessert, not your whole order. Any sides, sauces or drinks ordered separately change the total, so include those when comparing meal choices. Natural fruit sweetness does not make the accompanying ice cream irrelevant to your decision.
Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream allergens and dietary information
Contains
- milk
Not listed
- celery
- cereals containing gluten
- crustaceans
- eggs
- fish
- lupin
- molluscs
- mustard
- peanuts
- sesame
- soybeans
- sulphur dioxide
- tree nuts
Recipes and suppliers change, and kitchens handle all 14 major allergens. Always tell staff about an allergy and check the official allergen information before ordering. No dish can be guaranteed allergen free.
This dessert is tagged vegetarian, and milk is the allergen listed in our data. The vanilla ice cream means diners avoiding dairy should take care rather than treating the fruit-based name as reassurance.
If you have a milk allergy or another dietary requirement, check the pub's current allergen information before ordering. Our listed allergen should not be taken as a complete assessment of your needs. Any agreed swap or omission can change the allergen profile, so ask staff to confirm the modified order rather than assuming it is suitable.
When to order the Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream
After a heavy meal
The chilled fruit and smooth ice cream suit diners who want a refreshing final course, with crisp, juicy bites providing contrast after a substantial main.
A warm afternoon
Served chilled, this is a sensible choice when you want fruit and ice cream rather than a warm dessert. The contrast in texture is its main appeal.
Vegetarian dessert choices
Its vegetarian tag makes it an option for diners comparing desserts on that basis. Milk is listed, so anyone also avoiding dairy should check suitability separately.
What to order with the Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream
Lavazza Filter Coffee
£1.49Choose Lavazza Filter Coffee if you want coffee alongside your final course, leaving the dessert itself to supply the fruit and vanilla flavours.
J2O Orange & Passion Fruit
£2.19J2O Orange & Passion Fruit is an option if you want to keep a fruit theme across your dessert and accompanying drink.
Tips for ordering the Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream
Check the price at your chosen pub before ordering, since the typical £3.99 is a guide rather than a single price across locations.
Ask which seasonal fruit is included if you have a strong preference, as the description does not name the individual varieties.
Check current allergen information before ordering if you avoid milk, and confirm any proposed change with staff rather than assuming it removes the concern.
Order at the bar or through the Wetherspoon app at your table, checking the local listing for the dessert and its price.
Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream compared with similar dishes
Compare desserts
| Item | Price | Kcal |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh Fruit with Ice Cream | £3.99 | 420 |
| Millionaires Dessert | £3.99 | n/a |
| Warm Chocolate Fudge Cake | £4.99 | 832 |
| Sticky Toffee Pudding | £4.99 | 750 |
| Bramley Apple Crumble | £4.99 | 580 |
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Data source: Prices are collected from publicly available Wetherspoon menu boards. Data last verified 1 October 2026.
Disclaimer: Prices and availability are typical and variable by pub. We are an independent guide and not affiliated with J D Wetherspoon plc.
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