This means the Magnum is in the unusual position of romping home to victory in our ‘favourite ice lollies’ contest despite most of the country saying it’s not even an ice lolly.
Top 5 favourite ice lollies
Magnum 28%
Fab 8%
Solero 8%
Twister 7%
Feast 6%https://t.co/v8uFe3zZWL pic.twitter.com/qSzZdwjSRL— YouGov (@YouGov) August 7, 2020
Being as this is a Magnum, the most powerful ice cream in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you’ve got to ask yourself one question: ‘Do I feel lucky?’
Well, do ya, Solero?
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The clue is in the name. Ice.
Anything that isn’t simply flavoured ice is not an ice lolly.
For me that rules out another six immediately.
Where would you fall on the Iceberger issue?
Definitely not an ice lolly despite the name. I didn’t know you could still get Funny Feet. Where’s the Wibbly Wobbly Wonder, I wonder.
Iceberger falls under the Sandwich food group. Which I will exploit next time I am 8, and it is school lunchtime.
I recall enjoying a Freaky Foot. Are our English cousins partial to the Funny Foot then?
I also enjoyed the feet
There’s something like the Wibbly’s being sold in ALDI at the moment.
Indeed; we were able to figure this out as kids, albeit with a very reduced range, without the need for quantitative research.
First Brexit, now this; can you not go five minutes without humiliating yourselves, British electorate?
You should visit NZ to add another few layers of confusion.
“Can I have a scoop of honeycomb please?”
“That’s not honeycomb, that’s hokey pokey”
“Ehm, ok! Can I also have some rocky road please?”
“That’s not rocky road, it’s goody goody gumdrops”
Added to that is that they call sweets “lollies”, which I’d not heard before I went there.
Fruit Pastille is delish…
Ice Lolly, perhaps not. They’re all icepops tho.
Well, except the Cornetto, which is a category of its own. Even off-brand Cornettos are Cornettos.
They’re all ice lols to me
+1, except Mr.Freeze. that’s it’s own thing.
+ penny drinks
Could have been Eppsicles!
https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/07/22/425294957/how-an-11-year-old-boy-invented-the-popsicle?t=1596814144500
I love a Solero! Jesus I’m roasting today
never understood clint eastwood. he says he supports Trump. And yet with the film he made Grand Torino, a pro immigrant anti-war film. a mind boggler.
He’d be more of an Ice-[grand]-Pop.
Or great, grand even.
He’s certainly great. And cool. which is the key thing with ices you see, notwithstanding uncool utterances.