What Are These Called ....

[Rudimental]

Ice Poles, right?

Icey Pole (taught by my mother from London).

I didn't realise others didn't know that one - my mum (who says Chilly Willy) is actually Welsh!

Tip tops

Zooper Doopers

I call them popsicles.
When I saw on here that no one else does I looked it up and see that popsicle is what they call them in Canada and the US.
We spend the summer of 1977 in the US so I must have been introduced to them there.

I also learned to pronounce mall the US way - mawl rather than mall, which threw me when malls started to become more common in the UK.
n.b. I don't think I used the term mall until the Castle Mall was built in Norwich in 1993.

I grew up in the midlands and we called them tip tops.

My son calls them ice pops, we live in the north west now.

Cool Pops in ROI

Ice poles. I sometimes refer to the shorter ones as ice pops, the long ones are always ice poles though.

The only time I call them Mr Freeze is if it is an actual branded Mr Freeze one.

Ice poles - London

Tip tops - yes I'm Welsh!

Have never ever heard them called ice poles.
They're tip tops.

Growing up they were always "ice lollies" but I can't stand the word "lolly"! Makes me shudder.

I call them popsicles.

Definitely ice poles. There was no such thing as an ice pop when I was a kid.

You can still get jublees. They are the triangle cardboard things 😁

Tip Top was a brand name, so Tip Top Freezepops. I call them ice pops.

Tip Tops in South Wales, and the triangular things were Jublees.

Mr Freeze (I'm Welsh but clearly going against the grain)

Ice Lolly or zooper dooper

It's an ice pole!

Mr. Freeze in Ireland

@TheOrigRights

I'm Texan and we call those "Ice Pops" or "Freezer Pops".

"Popsicles" are specifically the ones with sticks because we call the sticks, "popsicle sticks".

Definitely Tip Tops, South Midlands

Nope, top tops defo wether frozen or unfrozen😁

Tip tops, SE

Freeze pops