"too much ice-cream" sounds better to me.
Uhm the original one was the Italian sentence, which says "ice-creams" as countable noun. Does it really sound unnaturatal as it is now?
I would say: "too many ice cream cones"
Well, you use "too many" for countable things.
Spaghetti is uncountable (as opposed to Italian, where it's plural).
Ice cream can be countable, but if referring to ice cream in general, like eating too much of it, I'd use "too much". Though if I had something like a specific box of them, maybe I'd say you shouldn't eat too many of them.
That's just me, though, I don't know what those crazy natives are liable to do.
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