(orange) givrées??? is this the brand name or general term??

Question

i went to paris summer of 2005---i went a café at midnight for dessert right after dinner (hahaha--i love eating late) and i saw this dessert, and ordered it--a large glass and they fit this HUGE orange resting on top of the glass and the orange was hollowed out and orange sobert was put in-----so good, very refreshing. also, they cut the orange so it was just a little opening on the top and u could put the top back on. i saw these made by a company, smaller, but the same, at trader joe's called

orange givrées

and was wondering if the name for this dessert is that, or thats the name of the company?????

however, there was a coconut one too, called "noix de coco givrées" so, is givree the general term??

if not, what is the term for this dessert??

please help, thx

Answer 1

Oranges “Givrées” or Orange Sorbet.
It is not a brand name it is sorbet in an orange.

Answer 2

hard subject. research on to yahoo or google. it could actually help!