Icecream Man...What was your Fav Ice-Lolly ?

[toys2cool]

We have Carnation Milk, It's nasty.
I think people used to use it (back in the war or something)
as a substitute Milk in tea

http://www.nestle.ca/NR/rdonlyres/75...Eng_Evp_3D.jpg

for a second there I thought it was a can of condensed milk,now that's good

[z3zep]

But from the Mister Softee trucks? A soft serve vanilla cone w/ rainbow sprinkles! Do they even serve those anymore?

Yep, we still have them. There is one that parks a few blocks south of me at work and on a really hot day I have ice cream for lunch! But I like the twist cone with chocolate sprinkles.

[HardyGirl]

We have Carnation Milk, It's nasty.
I think people used to use it (back in the war or something)
as a substitute Milk in tea

http://www.nestle.ca/NR/rdonlyres/75...Eng_Evp_3D.jpg

LOL! That's not quite the same thing as the malted ice-cream, Monkey. And BTW...I use that canned milk in my tea and my oatmeal!

[HardyGirl]

OMG! A Mister Softee truck! I haven't seen one of those since I left NYC in '79!

My fave popsicle, Bomb Pop! YUMMY! (I also like Fudge Bomb, which falls into the Fudgesicle category, not quite ice-cream, not quite a popsicle)

Fave ice-cream bar, it's a toss up between a Creamsicle and a Good Humor Strawberry shortcake.

But from the Mister Softee trucks? A soft serve vanilla cone w/ rainbow sprinkles! Do they even serve those anymore?

[4NDR01D]

A popsicle is a popsicle. A frozen ice pop on a stick. Just like the box says. Many variations thereof. A popsicle is not a sucker or lollipop, which is hard candy on a stick.

Isn't this common knowledge to the average 4 year old?

Only time I ever heard "sickle" is when someone just decided not to say pop first. Which was rarely. I'm in upstate NY.

Yep, same exactly round here.

[Mikey]

Shhhh,
I used to sneak that stuff in my cereal when the old lady wasn't looking.

[monkey tennis]

We have Carnation Milk, It's nasty.
I think people used to use it (back in the war or something)
as a substitute Milk in tea

[megoat]

When I was a kid in California I ate a bunch of these:



Although the packaging was different (it was shades of brown) and it came with a little wooden flat spoon. I loved that stupid wooden spoon.....

[Mikey]

I used to love the "rocket pop"sicles and the lime popsicle made by Hershey.

I always thought those Rocket Pops were nasty

It was like sucking pure BITTER juice

[Sideshow Spock]

I used to love the "rocket pop"sicles and the lime popsicle made by Hershey.

[fallensaviour]

Not much for popsicles but I do love a good drumstick ice cream bar.

[Wee67]

Lollipop + icicle = popsicle!



I loved a thing called a Screwball. Basically it was an italian ice (or water ice if your from Philly) with a frozen, tasteless gumball in the bottom. The gum was horrible, but somehow it made the treat worth it.



I also loved toasted almond bars (whihc tasted nothing like toasted almonds). I was a weird kid.

[Sideshow Spock]

A popsicle is a popsicle. A frozen ice pop on a stick. Just like the box says. Many variations thereof. A popsicle is not a sucker or lollipop, which is hard candy on a stick.

Isn't this common knowledge to the average 4 year old?

Only time I ever heard "sickle" is when someone just decided not to say pop first. Which was rarely. I'm in upstate NY.

[monkey tennis]

Makes me want to visit the US again.

I went in to a Deli in New York and I asked for a Tuna (bread) Roll.
The Deli-man didn't understand a word I said, I had to do a mixture of pointing
and trying to do a bad American Accent Toon-a before he
understood.

[toys2cool]

my favorite ice cream bars are
Push up bar
Strawberry shortcake
the Sandwich
and the screwball