JABBA
October 2, 2013, 3:26pm
1
I was reminiscing about the glory days (I'm 29) and going through cartoons we used to watch, different type of lollies we used to eat (remember Ka-Bluey?) However when we got to ice-creams, we couldn't remember one in particular.
To describe:
Standard ice cream on a stick, chocolate coated.
BUT,
There was a solid piece of chocolate at the very centre of the ice cream, about two inches long, on the stick.
Driving us insane.
You’re too young to recall these two, but massively epic…
Ain’t seen red chocolate since…prolly carcinogenic
Buffalo Motherf*****n Bill
Anyone recall the name of the ice cream that was a block of vanilla ice-cream between two biscuits?
These things are bad ■■■ too. Old school, but they’re back in the supermarkets now.
JABBA
October 2, 2013, 4:22pm
10
Found a pic here, looks like the UK had another. Makes for good reading anyway
http://www.thecrouchpotato.com/2010/09/food-extinction-were-losing-our-ice.html
A friend of mine was saying there icecream, simliar, but it was like buscuit/popping candy in the middle. Was there a varient to the choc block?
JABBA
October 2, 2013, 4:24pm
11
Buffalo Motherf*****n Bill
I heard there was competition from Gumball Gary. The poor alternative. Love the name though.
mcdav
October 2, 2013, 4:29pm
13
When you fly to NZ you still get a variation of the Chock block after Lunch/Dinner.
Mero
October 2, 2013, 5:09pm
16
Don't remember who made them, but I used to like Wink.
It was caramel and chocolate swirled together.
Awesome.
Reboot
October 2, 2013, 5:57pm
18
Two in Ones were cool. So were Eskimo Pies.
Are sunny boys and zooper doopers still around (I know they are not icecreams).