A shopkeeper in rural Australia has stumbled upon a piece of 1990s nostalgia while cleaning an old freezer, discovering a Magnum Ego ice cream believed to date back nearly three decades. Ash Stanbridge, who took over the historic Kolmar House General Store in Harrow, Victoria, just 10 months ago, found the packaged ice cream buried beneath layers of ice, where it had remained frozen and intact.According to ABC News Australia, which reported the discovery on October 24, Stanbridge was routinely defrosting and cleaning an old freezer when he noticed an unfamiliar object beneath the ice. The old Magnum logo and wrapper caught his attention, prompting him to realise that the product had likely been there for years. The shopkeeper said he was initially amazed and struggled to believe what he had found.The discovery has since attracted widespread attention online, with Australians sharing memories of the discontinued ice cream and calling for its return. The find is particularly striking because the store itself has more than 145 years of history, having served generations of residents in the small Victorian town.A childhood favourite hidden beneath decades of iceThe ice cream was identi...







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