Ice Pop or Tip Top?

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Please settle a debate.

What did/do you call these?

YABU - Ice Pops
YANBU - Tip-Tops

Ice POLE! Whatever happened to the edit button???

Ice Pole (from Angus in Scotland)

Ice pole!

Ice pole - Scotland

Ice pop is the long thin one.

Tip top is the drink carton.

Jublee is the triangle shaped one.

Ice pole or pop . SE .

Tip Top. That was what I called them growing up in the 60s and 70s in South Wales. But by the time my children were having them in the 90s they called them Ice Pops. So maybe it's an age thing.

Ice pop

Tip Top is creamy stuff that comes in a can we used have on tinned fruit cocktail.

Neither
I call it an Ice pole

Freezer pop SW.

Tip top is canned and for tipping over puddings.

Pop Ice (Liverpool)

Freeze pop (East Midlands).

Ice poles

Ice pop, Tip Top is a brand of ice pop. As is chilly willy 😊

This was called a tiptop (and branded as such) when I was growing up, but there were lots of brands of ice pops.

Ice pole

Ice pop

Tiptops were the chemical laden carton drinks

Ice pop.

I've never heard of a tip top. Tip Top was an artificial cream in a tin when I was a kid.

Cool pop

A freezie but I'm from across the pond

Ice pole

Tip Top when I was a kid as that was the brand name sold where I lived (midlands).
Now I'd probably call them ice pops because thst seems to be the more usual name

A cool pop but we call ice lollies ice pops.

Tip Top (West Midlands)

Ice pop or Mr Freeze. Tip top is a sort of cream?