Other Prices
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | City / Region | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hico Chocolate Family Pack 1500ml | Hico | chocolate | Karachi | 1500ml | Rs. 1,165 |
| Hico Chocolate Chip Family Pack 1500ml | Hico | chocolate chip | Karachi | 1500ml | Rs. 1,215 |
| Hico Kulfa Family Pack 1500ml | Hico | kulfa | Karachi | 1500ml | Rs. 1,245 |
Family buckets 1.5 L
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | City / Region | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hico Vanilla Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,145 |
| Hico Praline Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,195 |
| Hico Cookies & Cream Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,195 |
| Hico Mango Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,145 |
| Hico Chocolate Chip Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,195 |
| Hico Kulfa Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,225 |
| Hico Chocolate Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,145 |
| Hico Chocolate Fudge Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,195 |
| Hico Pistachio Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,225 |
| Hico Strawberry Family Pack 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L family pack | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,145 |
Indulge premium 500 ml
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | City / Region | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hico Indulge Hazelnut Delight 500 ml | Hico | 500 ml Indulge | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 500 ml tub | Rs. 1,295 |
| Hico Indulge Caramel Almond Crunch 500 ml | Hico | 500 ml Indulge | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 500 ml tub | Rs. 1,295 |
| Hico Indulge Arabica Coffee & Cookies 500 ml | Hico | 500 ml Indulge | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 500 ml tub | Rs. 1,295 |
| Hico Indulge Cookie Crumble 500 ml | Hico | 500 ml Indulge | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 500 ml tub | Rs. 1,295 |
| Hico Indulge Belgian Chocolate 500 ml | Hico | 500 ml Indulge | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 500 ml tub | Rs. 1,295 |
Medium and brick packs
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | City / Region | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hico Mango Ice Cream 750 ml | Hico | 750 ml retailer-labelled tub | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 750 ml pack | Rs. 585 |
| Hico Cookies & Cream Ice Cream 750 ml | Hico | 750 ml retailer-labelled tub | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 750 ml pack | Rs. 605 |
| Hico Praline Ice Cream 750 ml | Hico | 750 ml retailer-labelled tub | Pakistan (online listing) | Al-Fatah | 750 ml pack | Rs. 605 |
Other seller-listed Hico packs
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | City / Region | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hico Blueberry Ice Cream 1.5 L | Hico | 1.5 L | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 1.5 L pack | Rs. 1,190 |
| Hico Chocolate Chip Ice Cream 700 ml | Hico | 700 ml | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 700 ml pack | Rs. 590 |
| Hico Chocolate Ice Cream 1.8 L | Hico | 1.8 L | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 1.8 L pack | Rs. 1,140 |
| Hico Chocolate Fudge Ice Cream 1.8 L | Hico | 1.8 L | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 1.8 L pack | Rs. 1,190 |
| Hico Cookies & Cream Ice Cream 700 ml | Hico | 700 ml | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 700 ml pack | Rs. 590 |
| Hico Kulfa Ice Cream 700 ml | Hico | 700 ml | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 700 ml pack | Rs. 610 |
| Hico Mango Ice Cream 700 ml | Hico | 700 ml | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 700 ml pack | Rs. 570 |
| Hico Kulfa Ice Cream 1.8 L | Hico | 1.8 L | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 1.8 L pack | Rs. 1,220 |
| Hico Indulge Belgian Chocolate Ice Cream 500 ml | Hico | 500 ml | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 500 ml pack | Rs. 1,265 |
| Hico Indulge Fudge Brownie Ice Cream 500 ml | Hico | 500 ml | Pakistan (online listing) | JKS Cash & Carry | 500 ml pack | Rs. 1,265 |
Hico ice cream prices in Pakistan depend first on pack format and declared volume, then on the flavour and the seller’s actual quotation. Hico’s own product catalogue identifies 1,500 ml Family Packs, Brick Packs, cones, sticks, cups, sandwiches and its Indulge range. The company also describes 700 ml Joy Packs and 9,400 ml Party Packs on its main website. These are different products, so a price for a single stick cannot sensibly be compared with a family tub without checking size. This guide explains Hico’s documented product formats, practical price comparisons and how to verify what a Pakistani shop is selling. A current nationwide retail price for every item has not been independently confirmed, so ask for a dated quotation rather than treating an old online list as today’s rate.
Which Hico ice cream pack are you pricing?
The official Hico products page lists the Family Pack at 1,500 ml, with flavours including Praline, Kulfa, Vanilla, Mango, Chocolate Chip, Cookies & Cream, Chocolate Fudge, Pistachio and Strawberry. A customer who wants a large dessert for the household should start here. Yet pack size, available flavours and price can change independently. Do not assume that a flavour shown on a national manufacturer catalogue is stocked in every neighbourhood freezer on the same day.
Hico’s own homepage also describes 700 ml Joy Packs and 9,400 ml Party Packs. Those capacities are worth recording when requesting a quote, because informal descriptions such as small tub, large box or family pack are not exact product identities. Check the printed net volume on the actual carton. If a store displays an older or unfamiliar size, photograph its label and verify whether it is the same formulation and current stock before drawing a price comparison.
Hico formats compared without misleading prices
| Officially described format | Size or presentation | Practical buyer question |
|---|---|---|
| Family Pack | 1,500 ml tub | Which flavour and date-marked carton is offered? |
| Joy Pack | 700 ml, described on Hico homepage | Is this exact size available at this outlet? |
| Party Pack | 9,400 ml, described on Hico homepage | Does the quotation include transport and freezer handling? |
| Brick Pack | Carton format; verify printed capacity | Is the price for one carton or a multipack? |
| Swirls cone | Individual cone | Which flavour and unit price are on the freezer label? |
| Stick or cup | Individual serving | Is the displayed price per piece or per box? |
| Indulge | Separate premium-style product family | Is the seller quoting a bar or a tub? |
This table is a product-identity comparison, not a live retail price list. Hico’s product page confirms categories and several named flavours, but the capacity of every individual Indulge, brick, cone or stick variant is not consistently stated there. Consequently, quoting a precise price per millilitre for those products without reading their individual packaging would be artificial. Use the table to ask the right question; use a dated receipt or current shop quotation for the rupee amount.
Family Pack flavours: choose by what is actually offered
Shoppers often ask for Hico Vanilla, Chocolate, Kulfa or Praline without specifying the format. The same flavour name may be used in different formats, so flavour alone is not sufficient to identify the product. The company’s catalogue groups its 1.5-litre Family Packs separately from Brick Packs and small servings. Check the word Family on the label, the capacity and the flavour before comparing two stores. The distinction matters most when shops advertise an eye-catching price but provide a smaller carton.
The Family Pack range shown on the official catalogue includes both straightforward flavours and mixtures such as Cookies & Cream or Chocolate Chip. Nuts or biscuit pieces may matter more than flavour preference: anyone with a relevant food allergy should consult the actual ingredient and allergen declaration, not rely on the flavour’s name. A generic statement that all Hico ice cream is suitable for every diet would be unreliable. Ingredients may also differ between a tub and a coated bar within a wider product family.
For gatherings, household size should guide the decision before promotional labels do. One 1,500 ml pack equals 1.5 litres by volume; two equal 3 litres. That arithmetic helps compare the quantities on a shopping list, not the calories or number of guaranteed servings. Portion sizes differ from family to family, and volume does not reveal exact product weight. If you need to serve a specified number of people, ask how much ice cream each person is likely to eat rather than using an unsupported servings-per-tub claim.
Indulge, cones, cups and sticks
Hico’s Indulge range appears as a distinct category on the manufacturer’s website, with named choices such as Fudge Brownie, Caramel Almond Crunch, Belgian Chocolate, Cookie Crumble and Vanilla Bean. The same catalogue also shows Indulge bars. That means a shop quote for Indulge is incomplete unless it identifies the item and package. Premium-sounding product names do not establish an official price premium, a fixed ingredient specification or stock in a particular city. Check the item you receive instead of comparing just the family label.
For individual purchases, Hico lists Swirls cones, several Creamy Pop flavours, fruit-flavoured Fantasy sticks, Chocbar, ice cream cups and a Cookie Crave sandwich. These formats serve different purposes. A cone is convenient to eat immediately, while a sealed family pack may be more practical for planned storage at home. Neither choice is automatically more economical without a verified size and price. A sticker on the freezer may be old; checking the price at the cash counter avoids a surprise.
When comparing a Hico individual ice cream with another brand, compare similar types and net quantities. The separate Magnum ice cream buying guide is a related option for branded stick and bar comparisons, although the ingredients and unit sizes must be checked individually. It would be misleading to place the per-piece price of a coated bar beside the per-litre price of a tub and call the cheaper number better value.
How to compare Hico prices fairly
A useful comparison starts with three pieces of information: exact product, total bill and applicable date. The calculation for a sealed pack is quoted PKR ÷ pack volume in litres = PKR per litre. For example, if a hypothetical tub is quoted at PKR 900 and contains 1.5 litres, its arithmetic comparison rate is PKR 600 per litre. That is an illustration of the formula, not a verified Hico retail quotation. Two packs can have a similar per-litre rate while tasting quite different; price is only one part of the buying decision.
A second comparison is between individual units and a multipack. Ask whether the quoted amount covers one cup, one stick, a carton or a promotional combination. Some promotions require purchasing multiple items. Calculate the effective price only after considering the complete checkout amount. Delivery charges, minimum order values and melting risk can outweigh a small apparent discount. In particular, a grocery delivery quotation may not match a walk-in freezer price, even for an identical carton.
At a neighbourhood dairy shop, verify these points before paying:
- Read the net volume and exact flavour on the original sealed package.
- Ask for the total checkout price in Pakistani rupees and the date it applies.
- Inspect the package for a readable date marking and obvious damage.
- Confirm that the product has remained properly frozen, without signs of thawing and refreezing.
- For a larger order, agree on collection or transport arrangements that preserve the cold chain.
Hico does not publish one universal, continuously updated rupee price list on the referenced manufacturer products page. A seller’s screenshot without date, location and product volume should therefore be treated as an unverified quotation, not an official national tariff. A practical website article should distinguish those categories rather than repeating stale numbers indefinitely. WhatIsPrice’s price verification policy explains why source dates and product identity matter.
Cold storage and checking product condition
Ice cream is a frozen product. Exposure to warm conditions during transport can affect texture and quality, even if the container still looks largely intact. When buying for a family event, choose a freezer-equipped retailer, pick up the ice cream near the end of your shopping and transfer it into a suitable freezer promptly. Check the specific package instructions for storage temperature and best-before information. Do not assume that a cooler bag guarantees a particular safe holding time in Pakistani summer heat.
Look for signs that the package is sealed and that there has been no obvious leakage. Very large ice crystals, a noticeably deformed pack or partially liquid contents can signal temperature problems, although appearance alone is not a definitive safety test. If the product has clearly melted or its handling history is unknown, do not simply refreeze it for guests. Ask the retailer for an appropriately stored replacement. Cold-chain confidence matters especially for delivery to distant locations.
Hico’s manufacturer statement about dairy ingredients should be checked against each final product label. People comparing frozen dairy desserts with regular milk can read the milk price and buying guide for a separate understanding of household dairy purchasing; milk and prepared ice cream are not interchangeable products and should not be assigned the same per-litre value. The main practical point is that a branded ice cream quotation includes processing, packaging and cold storage, not simply the cost of milk.
Questions buyers ask about Hico ice cream
What is the Hico Family Pack size in Pakistan?
Hico’s official product catalogue identifies the Family Pack as 1,500 ml, which is 1.5 litres. That is a product format, not a promise that every shop stocks every listed flavour. When requesting prices, give both the pack name and flavour. A shop may also stock a brick carton or another size, so check the actual net-volume declaration rather than relying on how large the packaging appears.
What is the price of Hico vanilla ice cream today?
There is no independently verified single nationwide price for Hico Vanilla in the evidence reviewed for this draft. The answer depends on whether you want a Family Pack, Brick Pack or another form, the seller’s offer and the observation date. Ask for the rupee amount alongside the size. An older price list may help identify a product but should not be described as today’s confirmed checkout price.
Does Hico sell party-size ice cream packs?
Yes. Hico’s main website describes a 9,400 ml Party Pack in its company overview. Before ordering one, confirm current local availability and the exact flavour, price and handling arrangements with the supplier. A pack of that size is not ideal for casual transport without sufficient cold storage. The manufacturer overview establishes the format; it does not verify that your nearest outlet has a party pack ready for immediate collection.
Is Hico a dairy ice cream brand?
Hico describes its ice cream as dairy based and says it uses milk and cream. That is an official company statement, not an independent laboratory assessment of every item. Consumers should still read the package ingredient and allergen labels, particularly for flavour additions or dietary restrictions. Packaged ice cream may contain other ingredients in addition to its dairy base, so dairy ice cream does not mean a product contains only milk.
Are Hico Indulge and Family Pack prices directly comparable?
Only after comparing the exact item and quantity. Indulge is a separate product family containing multiple named options, including bars, while Family Pack is identified as a 1,500 ml tub. A quoted bar price tells you little about a tub’s total value. Check the format, volume, flavour and actual checkout price first. If both packages show net volume, per-litre arithmetic may help, but ingredients and presentation are still materially different.
Why do Hico ice cream prices differ between outlets?
Different offers may reflect pack sizes, promotions, delivery charges, retailer margins and the date of the quotation. An advertised deal may apply only to a particular flavour or require buying more than one unit. Do not infer a city-wide rate from a single supermarket receipt. For an accurate comparison, obtain a current quotation for the same labelled product from the shops you can actually use, and compare the total amount payable.
Checking the manufacturer and the final quotation
Hico’s official website and products catalogue are useful for identifying genuine product families and flavours. Use the original pack and a current seller quotation for price confirmation, then keep the receipt if the purchase matters. This article deliberately avoids reproducing unsupported current prices. The reliable answer to a Hico ice cream price search is a dated, clearly identified product quotation, not an impressive-looking table with uncertain origins.