Hi Jessica! My dad has worked for Peter’s and Brownes for over 40 years! He said that mystery orange flavour in trio was Jaffa orange, the green was lime and the white vanilla. Hope that solves your flavour mystery!
Hi Michelle, Thank you so much! And thanks also to your Dad for confirming the flavour. It was so interesting to ask people and get so many different responses. It’s nice to know for sure what it was.
I'm 60 years old. I clearly remember Trio icecream being around in the 70s when I was a kid. I liked the lime, my sister liked the orange (I thought it was apricot or peach) and Dad ate the left-over vanilla, with all colour carefully removed. We used to get Neapolitan sometimes too but Trio was preferred.
Thank you so much for this post! some of my fondest memories were of the Joker ice cream. Until I found your page I thought it was a pigment of my imagination. That canteen brochure is so nostalgic for me.
The fun thing about history is that it isn't always about large important events on the world stage, it can be as simple and humble as a type of ice cream :) I am certainly old enough to have eaten Trio but sadly I have no memory of doing so.
Hi Jessica! My dad has worked for Peter’s and Brownes for over 40 years! He said that mystery orange flavour in trio was Jaffa orange, the green was lime and the white vanilla. Hope that solves your flavour mystery!
Hi Michelle, Thank you so much! And thanks also to your Dad for confirming the flavour. It was so interesting to ask people and get so many different responses. It’s nice to know for sure what it was.
I'm 60 years old. I clearly remember Trio icecream being around in the 70s when I was a kid. I liked the lime, my sister liked the orange (I thought it was apricot or peach) and Dad ate the left-over vanilla, with all colour carefully removed. We used to get Neapolitan sometimes too but Trio was preferred.
Thank you for sharing your memories of Trio, Jarod!
Thank you so much for this post! some of my fondest memories were of the Joker ice cream. Until I found your page I thought it was a pigment of my imagination. That canteen brochure is so nostalgic for me.
You're welcome! I'm glad it's evoked nostalgic memories. It was a joy to research and write.
The fun thing about history is that it isn't always about large important events on the world stage, it can be as simple and humble as a type of ice cream :) I am certainly old enough to have eaten Trio but sadly I have no memory of doing so.
What a wonder read! Thank you for sharing this tasty mystery trail.
Thanks for reading, Diane! It was such a pleasure to delve into the archive and share what I uncovered