Desserts & Ice Cream: Low Sugar Foods & Nutrition Data
Browse nutrition facts for foods in the Desserts & Ice Cream category. Added and natural sugars both count towards the sugar figure shown here, so within Desserts & Ice Cream it's worth checking each food individually rather than assuming the category as a whole is low in sugar.
A food or drink qualifies as Low Sugar here using the real UK/EU regulated "low energy" claim thresholds: 5kcal or less per 100g for a solid food, or 2.5kcal or less per 100ml for a drink. Read the full legal breakdown in What Does “Low Sugar” Actually Mean?. Showing 59 desserts & ice cream foods that qualify, sorted by lowest first.
All values are per 100g. See every Low Sugar food across all categories on the Low Sugar Foods hub, or every food in this category on the Desserts & Ice Cream page.
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Desserts & Ice Cream and Low Sugar: What Stands Out
Of the 59 desserts & ice cream foods that qualify as Low Sugar in our database, Chivers 9 cal raspberry jelly stands out most at 0.0g sugar per 100g, while Magnum no added sugar narrowly clears the threshold at 5.0g sugar per 100g.
Low Sugar desserts & ice cream foods are a real minority: 59 of the 836 desserts & ice cream foods in our database (7%) actually clear the threshold.
A typical Low Sugar desserts & ice cream food sits closer to Alpro Joghurtalternative auf Sojabasis, Natur mit Mandeln, 500 g, 31 at 2.2g sugar per 100g than the extremes above, worth checking the exact figure on each food’s own page rather than assuming every desserts & ice cream item behaves the same way.
Deciding between different Low Sugar Desserts & Ice Cream options is easier once you can see their real numbers side by side. Our nutritional value calculator uk makes that comparison simple.