Your Favorite Popsicle As A Child? - Page 5

chickenbutt · ‎03-09-2010

For those who like the grape popsicle - Have you tried the Outshine brand?

Outshine makes a lot of flavors. Some of my favs are the coconut (as I LOVE coconut!) and the peach (ditto!), but when I first tried the grape one I was sold. I also get the tangerine, watermelon, and raspberry from time to time.

The grape has the perfect flavor. I keep my freezers pretty low, so everything freezes VERY firmly. You take a little bit of the grape popsicle and, even though it's frozen extremely hard, it turns to silk as you chew it and then the flavor explodes in your mouth! I don't know how they make this particular flavor so amazing, but it is truly beyond. I have one of these almost every day.

J Town Girl · ‎06-13-2011

Root Beer and Cherry were my two favorites.

Trinity11 · ‎11-16-2014

My mom made us "Popsicles" with Tupperware ice pop sets. She used fresh orange juice and I loved them. 💕

We never had store bought desserts. Everything was home made by my grandmother or my mom...🥰

IslanderGirl62 · ‎12-28-2017

Usually preferred regular ice cream, but did enjoy Creamsicles.

ECBG · ‎01-08-2011

@blueroses47 wrote:
When I was really little, I would want those twin ice pops in the worst way, but my mother would never let me have them. She "claimed" I would get a chill in my stomach. Could that be true? All she ever let me have would be those boring Dixie Cups, or an ice cream cone.

Then when I was around 8 or 9 we lived in a neighborhood where the Good Humor Man came like clockwork every weekday around 3:00 in the summertime. He would even give out little toys to the kids, sometimes. At that time my three favorites were Chocolate Eclair, Strawberry Shortcake, and the Toasted Almond Bar.

I think the Toasted Almond Bar was my absolute favorite.

@blueroses47

I ate a lot of those twin popsicles, especially he lemonade or strawberry. I never got a stomach.

What DID give me a headache, however, was Canada Dry Tahitian Treat, a cold drink from the cooler. I learned as an adult, it had red dye #2 which a lot of people had a reaction to.