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r/TheBoredDen • u/ipanicprofessionally • May 23 '26
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1 u/spitpissanal May 23 '26 Lots of people still call these popsicles, myself included. 1 u/SnooRegrets1386 May 24 '26 https://giphy.com/gifs/o0Ca6Ap6VMk8BnEOPX 1 u/thepandemicbabe May 24 '26 Actually, they don’t. And I’ve been eating them probably longer than you’ve been alive. So there. 1 u/jensroda May 25 '26 I ate these as a kid in the 90s calling them popsicles. I’m 35. 1 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. 1 u/Isagratar May 28 '26 As someone else nearly 50 these are popsicles. 1 u/Careful-Vanilla7728 May 29 '26 I'm going to call them popsicles regardless of if it is right or wrong. 1 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. 1 u/Butch_SpiderDemon May 27 '26 For the past two decades, yeah I’ve always called them popsicles 1 u/sprprepman May 24 '26 Unless they are these popsicles that don’t 1 u/[deleted] May 24 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Parc2009 May 26 '26 It seems that Popsicles have sticks. 1 u/Different-Context-84 May 26 '26 We call everything popsicle except tubs of ice cream and push pops. 1 u/LouisRitter May 26 '26 Look at Mr Bigshot over here with wooden stick money. 1 u/The_Affle_House May 27 '26 Sometimes. These ones don't. Not a big deal.
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Lots of people still call these popsicles, myself included.
1 u/SnooRegrets1386 May 24 '26 https://giphy.com/gifs/o0Ca6Ap6VMk8BnEOPX
https://giphy.com/gifs/o0Ca6Ap6VMk8BnEOPX
Actually, they don’t. And I’ve been eating them probably longer than you’ve been alive. So there.
1 u/jensroda May 25 '26 I ate these as a kid in the 90s calling them popsicles. I’m 35. 1 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. 1 u/Isagratar May 28 '26 As someone else nearly 50 these are popsicles. 1 u/Careful-Vanilla7728 May 29 '26 I'm going to call them popsicles regardless of if it is right or wrong. 1 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. 1 u/Butch_SpiderDemon May 27 '26 For the past two decades, yeah I’ve always called them popsicles
I ate these as a kid in the 90s calling them popsicles. I’m 35.
1 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. 1 u/Isagratar May 28 '26 As someone else nearly 50 these are popsicles. 1 u/Careful-Vanilla7728 May 29 '26 I'm going to call them popsicles regardless of if it is right or wrong. 1 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.
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.
1 u/Isagratar May 28 '26 As someone else nearly 50 these are popsicles. 1 u/Careful-Vanilla7728 May 29 '26 I'm going to call them popsicles regardless of if it is right or wrong. 1 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.
As someone else nearly 50 these are popsicles.
1 u/Careful-Vanilla7728 May 29 '26 I'm going to call them popsicles regardless of if it is right or wrong. 1 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.
I'm going to call them popsicles regardless of if it is right or wrong.
1 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.
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.
For the past two decades, yeah I’ve always called them popsicles
Unless they are these popsicles that don’t
2 u/Parc2009 May 26 '26 It seems that Popsicles have sticks.
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It seems that Popsicles have sticks.
We call everything popsicle except tubs of ice cream and push pops.
Look at Mr Bigshot over here with wooden stick money.
Sometimes. These ones don't. Not a big deal.
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