Sundae Shoppe Strawberries & Cream Rose Cones
EDITOR’S NOTE: Read our review of Sundae Shoppe Chocolate Hazelnut & Vanilla Rose Cones here.
Within the past few years, I’ve seen some unique frozen dessert cones pop up at Aldi as limited-time specials. They include unicorn-themed cones and outer space-themed cones, snowflake cones, Leprechaun-themed cones, and mermaid cones. The Instagram-worthy treats have become a cult favorite among Aldi shoppers.
Aldi also occasionally sells cones that look like roses.
Sundae Shoppe Strawberries & Cream Rose Cones cost $3.99 for a 17.6-ounce package with four 4.4-ounce cones in January of 2025. That’s around 23 cents per ounce, or $1 per cone. They cost $3.49 when we first reviewed them in 2021.
These are an Aldi Find, which means they’re only in stores for a short time, and you can’t order Aldi specials online once they sell out at your local store, so if you want these don’t delay. Each store gets one shipment, and after that sells out, they’re gone until next time, whenever that might be.
The package describes these as “strawberry & cream flavored ice desserts in a cocoa flavored waffle cone.” They are packaged like the unicorn and galactic cones we’ve previously seen at Aldi, with a shiny paper wrapping around the cone and a plastic bubble over the top of the cone to protect its shape.

Once you get the wrapping off (young kids might need some help), you end up with a gorgeous piece of sweet artwork.

These are a product of Slovenia. We’re pretty certain these are made by Leone, a company in Central Europe that makes novelty ice cream products. Their website lists Aldi as one of their corporate partners (and Aldi’s competitor Lidl also partners with them). We’ve seen Aldi sell other frozen desserts likely made by Leone in Slovenia in the past, including Sundae Shoppe Reindeer and Snowman Ice Cream Pops.

If you’re watching out for allergens, these have milk and wheat. They may contain soy, tree nuts, and peanuts.
One 75-gram cone has 200 calories, 9 grams of total fat (12% DV), 8 grams of saturated fat (39% DV), 45 mg of sodium (2% DV), 28 grams of total carbohydrates (10% DV), 19 grams of total sugars, 15 grams of added sugars (30% DV), and 3 grams of protein.

These rose cones are a great treat, and everyone in my house liked them. They have a bit of air whipped into them and are not true ice cream cones because a product must have at least 10% milkfat to be considered ice cream, but these are still delicious. There’s a small amount of strawberry gel filling inside the “ice cream” in the middle of the cone. In addition, the cone has a lot of chocolate flavor, and we love the chocolate inside the bottom of the cone.
The Verdict:
Sundae Shoppe Strawberries & Cream Rose Cones feature strawberry and vanilla “ice cream” shaped like a rosette atop a chocolate-flavored cone. They are most likely made by the ice cream company Leone in Central Europe, and we like everything from that company that Aldi has sold over the years. These are worth picking up if you spot them in stores.
The Rose cones were that best ice cream ever. It is a shame we can’t get them now. Are they ever going to bring them back.
They’re currently back at Aldi, while supplies last.
They are gone again. I just discovered them, and I love them too. I hope they will be back again soon. I did see the mermaid cones and the unicorn cones, but I truly liked the roses!!
We love the Rose Cones. When are they available at Aldi again?
That would be a question to ask Aldi directly: https://www.aldireviewer.com/contact-aldi/
These are returning to Aldi the week of August 21st, 2024, while supplies last.
Rose cones for Valentine’s day this year??
* Found this site looking for info on Rose Cones.
I picked up the Rose Cones at Aldi in Vestal NY just before Valentines Day. Had never seen them before and thought my grand-daughters would really enjoy them. My wife and I had dinner at our place with our daughter, her husband and the 2 girls (ages 6 & 4). Passed out the 4 cones to them for dessert and they all LOVED them. We’ll get a box or 2 the next time we spot them.