Chillin' in the name of

Rage
Against
The Ice Cream

Allergen-free ice cream made from rescued surplus food — including up to 35% waste bananas. Properly creamy. No dairy drama.

Fist holding bananas — Rage Against The Ice Cream
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Scoop of banana ice cream

What it is

A protest, in a tub.

Rage Against The Ice Cream is a concept and a brand from Adam Smith (founder of TRJFP and Surplus To Purpose) and Adam Rasburn (founder of Wild Infused Vinegar Ltd). One mission: use surplus food to create allergen-free ice cream that actually competes with the dairy stuff.

The "rage" is the frustration of limited, expensive or unsuitable options — especially when you're out with the family and someone's stuck with the boring sorbet. We're fixing that.

35%
Waste bananas
0
Allergens
100%
Surplus mission

The manifesto

We rescue what others throw away — and we churn it.

Every spotty banana that gets binned is a scoop we haven't made yet. Every allergy that ruins a trip to the seaside is a recipe we haven't fixed yet. That's the work.

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