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View comparePopsicle JOLLY RANCHER Ice Pops 18 Count Candy Flavor Ice Pop For a Frozen Dessert Frozen Ice Pops With Only 35 Calories 29.7 oz
Popsicle JOLLY RANCHER Ice Pops 18 Count Candy Flavor Ice Pop For a Frozen Dessert Frozen Ice Pops With Only 35 Calories 29.7 oz
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⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Product Description
Popsicle and JOLLY RANCHER have teamed up to create a deliciously fruity frozen snack! What more could you ask for? These refreshing frozen ice pops contain a mix of four JOLLY RANCHER huge fruit flavors all in one pop-grape, cherry, green apple, and blue raspberry. These delightful JOLLY RANCHER flavor ice pops contain just 35 calories, making these ice pops a great non-dairy treat. Popsicle JOLLY RANCHER ice pops make the perfect frozen dessert for any occasion, with plenty of ice pops for the whole family to share. If you like these, be sure to try our other popular frozen dessert bars and fruit pops, like Minions and SpongeBob. Popsicle has been a treasured American treat for over 115 years, and they a family favorite. In 1905, when he was 11 years old, Frank Epperson invented the first ice pop. One night, Frank poured soda powder into water and mixed it with a stirring stick. He accidentally left the mixture outside all night in the cold, waking up the next morning to find that his drink had frozen like an icicle. This ice pop was a hit with his friends, and a classic was born. Popsicle celebrates and facilitates imaginative play for fans of all ages, and partners with organizations, like Kaboom!, to build playgrounds in under-served communities.