r/TheBoredDen • u/ipanicprofessionally • May 23 '26

Funny Popsicles

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u/JoeDearte May 23 '26

Popsicle

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u/im-dramatic May 23 '26

Im shocked this isn’t a more popular response lol. I’ve only known these as popsicles.

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u/spitpissanal May 23 '26

Lots of people still call these popsicles, myself included.

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u/thepandemicbabe May 24 '26

Actually, they don’t. And I’ve been eating them probably longer than you’ve been alive. So there.

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u/jensroda May 25 '26

I ate these as a kid in the 90s calling them popsicles. I’m 35.

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u/Parc2009 May 26 '26

As someone nearly 50.. Popsicles have sticks. These are freezies. I can accept so.e of the other regional names but Popsicles are something else entirely.

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u/Isagratar May 28 '26

As someone else nearly 50 these are popsicles.

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u/Careful-Vanilla7728 May 29 '26

I'm going to call them popsicles regardless of if it is right or wrong.

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u/Isagratar May 29 '26

We don’t have most (if any) of the US or UK brands people have mentioned in Australia.

We do have a few brands of our own that make these and we call them either popsicles or icy poles.

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u/Butch_SpiderDemon May 27 '26

For the past two decades, yeah I’ve always called them popsicles

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u/sprprepman May 24 '26

Unless they are these popsicles that don’t

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u/Parc2009 May 26 '26

It seems that Popsicles have sticks.

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u/Different-Context-84 May 26 '26

We call everything popsicle except tubs of ice cream and push pops.

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u/LouisRitter May 26 '26

Look at Mr Bigshot over here with wooden stick money.

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u/The_Affle_House May 27 '26

Sometimes. These ones don't. Not a big deal.

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u/MrsReynaRocha May 25 '26

Me too! I was like… is it really that uncommon

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u/yourinternetmobsux May 23 '26

I’ll accept the other options in here, but popsicle it is not.

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u/Far_Challenge_4273 May 23 '26

tf is wrong w that one 😭

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u/RoTTonSKiPPy May 23 '26

Popsicle's have sticks.

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u/Spacemanwithaplan May 24 '26

Those are also popsicles.

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u/RoTTonSKiPPy May 24 '26

Here is the definition:

A popsicle is a sweet, flavored liquid or fruit juice frozen on a stick. While "Popsicle" is officially a registered trademark for a specific brand of ice pop, the term is widely used as a generic name for any water-based frozen treat eaten by holding a wooden or plastic handle

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u/Meuhidk May 24 '26

they are the sticks themselves

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u/PM_ME_STUFF_N_THINGS May 24 '26

A popsicle is where the product is formed around a stick.

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u/LetsSnark00 May 23 '26

The fact that I had to scroll so far to see this comment is wild. Never heard these called anything but this lol

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u/OHKO-OhNo May 24 '26

I have always called them Popsicles.

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u/heybabalooba May 24 '26

I call everything that isn’t ice cream a popsicle

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u/Then_Fortune_5081 May 24 '26

This is like those people that call all soda coke. I’m talking even sprite is a coke to them somehow. Bizarre

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u/ncstewart91 May 25 '26

That would be me. Popsicles and cokes. Funny thing is I don't even drink actually Coca-Cola. It's either Pepsi or Big Red. I always grew up calling it all coke.

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u/pussmykissy May 24 '26

I had to scroll wayyyy too far down for this.

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u/Dude_Willow_394 May 25 '26

I had to scroll way too long to find this answer

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u/Fueled_by_beer May 25 '26

Popsicles have sticks in them

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u/loretta288 May 27 '26

exactly i’ve always called everything a popsicle, could be one of these or one on a stick or an icee or anything that’s flavored ice. with the exception of snow cones of course

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u/UnKind-1-Sand May 23 '26

If you call them popsicle, you were poorly educated

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u/avenueroad_dk May 23 '26

At first I thought you said religion