You scream, we scream, we all scream for ice cream sandwiches.

It’s summer and we need frozen treats to cool us down. As much as we love a Twister, here’s the best ice cream sandwiches in the capital. Prepare for a sugar rush:

1. For all the Flavours: Blu Top Ice Cream

Order: Kit n Kerboodle Ice Cream Sandwich – salted caramel ice cream with vanilla marshmallow sauce and chocolate crackle shell.

The Lowdown: Dishing out ice cream sarnies from their pimped up Piaggio Porter van, Blue Top are without doubt, the purveyors of the naughtiest and tastiest ice cream sandwiches in town. All ice cream is homemade in their south London kitchen, and they regulary rotate flavours (count your lucky stars if there’s the Sea Monkey flavour on the menu). The process is simple: your chosen flavour is sandwiched between two freshly baked brown butter chocolate chip cookies, and finished with your choice of topping.

Where: Locations here 

2. For Quirky Ice Cream Sandwiches: Chin Chin Labs

Order: Tonka ice cream sandwich with warm fleur de sel caramel sauce and bee pollen honeycomb

The Lowdown: Chin Chin Labs are the Willy Wonka of the dessert world; indulgent, decadent and outrageous, there’s nothing quite like a trip to Chin Chin Labs to see what they’re knocking together. They first made waves with their brownie cookie sandwich which earnt themselves a cult-like status, and now you can try everything from ice cream nachos (does what it says on the tin), banana jam ice cream pies, and choux bun ice cream sandwiches. And for the plant-powered queens, they do an amazing selection of vegan ice cream too.

Where: Locations here 

3. For Macaron Sandwiches: Yolkin 

Order: S’Mores Macron Ice Cream Sandwich

The Lowdown: Probably the best crossover since Wreck-It Ralph, Yolkin’s macaron ice cream sandwiches have made founder Sammie an Instagram superstar (a cool 45,000 followers). Using free-range eggs, the macarons are baked to perfection, before being filled with a range of gently pasteurised, preservative-free, homemade ice creams. Inspired by the flavours of South East Asia, take your pick from the likes of Hong Kong milk tea, Vietnamese coffee and red bean. Even without a filter, these still taste agonisingly gorgeous.

Where: 24 Rupert St, London W1D 6DQ

4. For Nostalgic Ice Cream Sandwiches: Mister Fitz’s

Order: Choc-Ella Deville – Nutella cookie, Nutella ice cream and Nutella drizzle

The Lowdown: A newcomer on the ice cream scene, Mister Fitz’s is the brainchild of Aussie brand, Doughnut Time. A pop-up running for a limited time, the ice cream parlour knock up nostalgic ice cream sarnies filled with pick n’ mix favourites, like the Candy Crush sandwich – an E number party featuring a sprinkle cookie, strawberry ice cream and candy and sprinkles. Take a trip back to your childhood with the Banana Oh Na Na – two chocolate chip cookies, banana spilt ice cream, peanuts, and those foam banana sweets.

Where: 21 Great Windmill St, Soho, London W1D 6LB

5. For Filipino Ice Cream Sandwiches: Mamason Dirty Ice Cream

Order: Ube Bilog

The Lowdown: At Mamasons, they aim to capture the same simple goodnes of the ice cream sold on the streets of Manila (affordable, delicious, and produced using little more than ice, salt, a steel pot, and a sturdy pair of hands). It’s a family run venture; the grandmas work in the kitchen making fresh pandesals (traditional Filipino milk bun) for Mamasons’ utterly divine bilogs. If you’re not familiar with an ube bilog – it’s a Filipino milk bun filled with ice cream, sealed, toasted and covered in a cream cheese icing. And it’s every bit as tasty as it sounds.

Where: 91 Kentish Town Rd, London NW1 8NY

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6. For Asian Flavours: Yauatcha 

Order: Matcha and yuzu macron ice cream sandwich

The Lowdown: We go wild for Yauatcha’s wagyu beef puffs (believe us, tasting is believing), but the restaurant also create exceptional European patisseries, and their new ice cream macron sandwiches are a big summertime hit. Taking inspiration from Yauatcha’s Cantonese heritage, the ice cream macron sandwiches feature flavours like raspberry and lychee, chocolate and soy caramel, matcha and yuzu, coconut lime, toasted sesame and Earl Grey and bergamot. Buff.

Where: 1 Broadgate Cir, London EC2M 2QS