Wall's Super Twister ice cream

Twister is a popular spiral-shaped ice cream snack originally launched in the late 1980s by the Heartbrand family of ice cream brands. The version shown, the Super Twister, is a larger variant of the classic pineapple, lemon, and strawberry flavored ice lolly.

Manufacturing for these products occurs in various industrial hubs across Europe and Asia to serve regional markets. In the UK, it is often produced in Gloucester, while products for the Spanish market (branded as Frigo) are typically produced at major European facilities across the continent. Ownership of the brand lies with Unilever, which manages a global network of local ice cream identities like Wall's, Frigo, HB, and Langnese under a unified 'Heartbrand' logo.