Pop-Ice Appreciation Thread

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Originally Posted by Nomi

Orange, gah. Whenever I buy popsicles, all the orange ones are always left over. I honestly have about thirty in my freezer. Can't stand them.

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I'm personally a purple and green man.

purple, green, and, let's not forget blue.

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I can't wait to head over to Wacky-Wally's for a box of these.

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I wouldn't buy anything from a place called Wacky Wally's.

I'm with the Luigi's shaved ice crowd on this issue. Or the frozen Minute Maid lemonade (even better, but hella expensive). Pop-ice was cool as a kid because it was the only thing my grandma ever bought me that had flavor or that hadn't been sitting in a antiquated candy jar for 8 years, resulting in one huge mega-chunk radioactive Werthers piece.

If it was warm enough I'd be eating about a box a week...

But it's not - because it's snowing outside. -______________-

It's hot here even in December. I could eat popice all year long, were I so inclined.

I preferred Flintstones Push Pops, though.

For you east coast people my favorite Italian Ice place is Rita's (http://www.ritasice.com/) They close for the winter but they're opening up again this month!

I've got a Rita's a few blocks down from me--fucking awesome stuff, though I've never bought it around here, only on the Jersey shore. I prefer the shaved ice and stuff too, but nothing beats hundreds of popice sitting in YOUR own freezer, which is what makes it so appealing...and the fact that they're what? 2 cents each? :p

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Originally Posted by cigsthecat

Sorry, but it's all about the

http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/b...ter_pop.50.gif

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still the f'n best.

damn this thread--now I'm gonna go to the store after work and buy a case of popice and or otterpops.And it's snowing outside...

Them my thread has accomplished its mission.