An honest heart
I show you the flavour as it really is.
Dusty strawberry, shy pista, vanilla seeds and all. The Little Boy never asks a real ingredient to dress up as something louder.
Since 1998 · Made in India
Meet the mascot, see the real servings and spot every Little Boy pack in the freezer. Fifty flavour stories, all carrying one unmistakable name.
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flavours · real servings · branded packs
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Flavours with a point of view
100%
SKU-specific branded packs
9
Ranges for every kind of craving
Soon
First Little Boy store launch
You are not buying a flavour. You are buying somebody's Sunday.
The brass bowl rule
Kept since 1998
Our Story
My grandfather skimmed the cream off the top of the four a.m. milk and saved it in a brass bowl for Sunday. He had one rule — if you cannot drink it, do not freeze it. No oil, no powder, no colour. Twenty-seven years later, that is still the only rule we have.
Read the whole storyWhy Little Boy
Every Little Boy scoop starts with cream skimmed off fresh morning milk from our own circle of dairy farms — never reconstituted powder, never vegetable fat pretending to be dairy. It is the most expensive decision we make and the only one we have never revisited.
No palm oil, no vanaspati, no hydrogenated dairy substitute. This is ice cream by the legal definition, not a "frozen dessert" wearing its clothes.
Batches of 40 litres, churned low and slow. It costs us throughput and gives you a denser, colder-melting scoop that does not collapse into foam on the spoon.
Mass-market tubs can be up to half whipped-in air. Ours are churned at low overrun, so a Little Boy litre is noticeably heavier than the tub sitting next to it.
Alphonso pulp in season, Coorg coffee, Kashmiri saffron strands, hand-cut Iranian pista. Nothing arrives here as a numbered flavour sachet.
Our pista is a shy green and our strawberry is dusty pink, because that is what the ingredient actually looks like. If a colour looks unnatural, something unnatural made it.
Plain cane sugar — no high-fructose corn syrup, no synthetic sweetener bulking agents. Fruit flavours are sweetened lightly so the fruit still has a job to do.
From the hardening room to storage and transport, the target never changes. Ice crystals are the tell — soft, smooth texture means the chain was never broken.
Every tub carries a batch code that traces back to the churn, the day and the milk collection behind it. Microbiology and fat content are checked batch by batch.
No gelatin, no animal rennet, no egg in the base of any of our dairy lines. Egg appears only in our custard-style range, and it is declared in bold on the pack.
We pay our dairy circle above the local collection rate, on a fixed weekly cycle, and ship in recyclable paperboard and food-grade PP tubs — no foil-laminate sleeves.
Fat percentages, energy values and certifications shown across this site are indicative brand copy for launch. The batch-verified figures are printed on every pack.

“I don’t pick favourites. I pick the flavour your day is asking for.”
Meet the boy behind the board
He is part memory keeper, part flavour scout and part tiny rebel with a wooden spoon. These promises tell you who he is—not what belongs on a nutrition panel. They are the character compass he uses to match every mood to a scoop.
Ask the Scoop CompassI show you the flavour as it really is.
Dusty strawberry, shy pista, vanilla seeds and all. The Little Boy never asks a real ingredient to dress up as something louder.
I save a little room for the old stories.
Some recipes carry a brass bowl, a grandfather’s rule and the hush of a hand-churned kitchen. He keeps those memories in motion.
I make the unfamiliar feel one spoon away.
Paan, palm jaggery, rose and bitter cocoa are not dares. They are doors—and the Little Boy is already holding one open.
I never wait for a perfect reason.
A birthday is useful, not compulsory. A Tuesday, a finished errand or everybody reaching home together can carry its own candle.
I believe the last spoon should be offered twice.
Tubs, cakes, slabs and towering sundaes are mapped to the tables where one order becomes six conversations.
I know when to wait.
Mango, sitaphal and good fruit keep their own calendar. The Little Boy would rather miss a flavour than rush its moment.
I chase the crackle, chew and crunch.
A praline shard, a brittle shell, malai skin or soft fudge core can turn one flavour into a whole small adventure.
I bring a place to every spoon.
Coorg coffee, Kashmiri kesar, Ratnagiri mango and Chennai afternoons let each pick begin somewhere you can point to on a map.
I let good things take the time they ask for.
Slow reductions, overnight blooms and small batches are part of the tale. The Little Boy does not hurry the sentence before the flavour lands.
I keep one eyebrow raised at shortcuts.
He is cheerful, not gullible: real colour can be quiet, a tub should feel heavy, and a childhood classic can grow up without losing its soul.
Little Boy Launch Club
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Mapped now; rewards activate with published terms and the first confirmed store.
Launch Club codes are pre-launch reservations, not cash. T-shirt and merchandise rewards are draw entries. Redemption, eligibility, dates and fulfilment begin only after official terms are published. Questions? WhatsApp +91 6379 306 330.
The Board

IRANIAN PISTACHIO
Surprise me110 ml scoop · 268 kcal
Iranian pistachios roasted in-house and chopped by hand, never milled to paste. The colour is a shy, dusty green because nothing green was added to it — that is simply what pista looks like when you leave it alone.

72% DARK CHOCOLATE
After-dark treat110 ml scoop · 246 kcal
Single-origin 72% couverture melted into hot cream, then churned cold and slow. Bitter enough that it stops being a dessert halfway through the spoon and starts being an argument.

MALAI RABDI & PISTA
Hold me closeServed in glass · 612 kcal
Two scoops of Malai Rabdi, one of Hand-Cut Pista, warm palm-jaggery syrup, toasted almond and a single strand of saffron on top. Built the way the founder's grandfather served it on Sunday afternoons.

REDUCED MILK
Hold me close100 g matka · 248 kcal
Milk reduced for four hours, set overnight in an unglazed clay matka so the pot pulls a little water out and the texture goes dense and grainy in the right way. Eaten with the wooden pick that comes in the lid.

SAFFRON & ALMOND
Make it a moment110 ml scoop · 274 kcal
Kashmiri saffron strands bloomed in warm milk overnight with blanched almond paste. Expensive to make, expensive to buy, and the only flavour our founder orders for himself.

FOUR SIGNATURES
Pass the spoon4 × 125 ml · 244 kcal
Brass Bowl Vanilla, Hand-Cut Pista, Belgian Dark 72 and Malai Rabdi in four small tubs, in a paperboard box with the story printed inside the lid. Our most-gifted pack.
Stores · Upcoming
No Little Boy store is open yet. We will publish each confirmed city, address and launch date here—never a placeholder pin, never an invented counter.
Right now
There are currently no Little Boy retail stores or parlours.
When confirmed
Opening dates and complete addresses will appear only after they are final.
Stay close
Follow the official website and WhatsApp for the first launch announcement.
Straight answers
Real ice cream. Every Little Boy product is made with milk fat from pure cream milk. We use no palm oil, no vanaspati and no hydrogenated vegetable fat, which is what legally separates ice cream from a frozen dessert in India.
Cream skimmed from fresh morning milk collected twice daily from a circle of dairy farms around Chennai and chilled within the hour. Nothing is reconstituted from milk powder.
No artificial colours are used. Colour comes from the ingredient itself, which is why the pistachio is a dull green and the strawberry is dusty pink rather than bright red.
All dairy lines are 100% vegetarian with no gelatin or animal rennet. Egg appears only in the custard-style range — the Brownie Overload sundae and the Cocoa Truffle ice cream cake — and is declared in bold on the pack and on each product page.
Fifty, across nine ranges: parlour scoops, cones, bars and sticks, single cups, family tubs, sundaes, ice cream cakes, kulfi and thick shakes. Seasonal lines such as Alphonso mango and sitaphal come off the board when the fruit is out of season.
No Little Boy stores or parlours are open yet. The first locations are upcoming; confirmed cities, complete addresses and launch dates will be published on littleboyicecreams.com and announced through the official WhatsApp channel.
From ₹30 for an orange candy stick to ₹1,499 for a one-kilogram custom birthday ice cream cake. Parlour scoops are ₹120 to ₹190 and family tubs are ₹360 to ₹520.