UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

[UK70sLuvU]

Hi, everybody.
New here but already love this forum!
Quick question...
I really liked an ice lolly in the UK in the 70s but can't remember the name.
It was in the shape of a pyramid.
The wrapper was a paper carton (like a milk carton but of course in the shape of a pyramid).
The ice itself was green I think.
Anyone know the name... gotta know!!
...a green pyramid-shaped ice inside a paper carton...
Many thanks :-)

UK 70s... still love you!!

[escorteclipse1990]

Re: UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

The only one i can think of are called Jubblys, They are in paper carton and you can still get them.

[zip55]

Re: UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

Jubbly or Joosa Jim

https://forums.doyouremember.co.uk/t...-jublie-Jubbly

[Romany Jones.]

Re: UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

Oops sorry posted on wrong thread.....don't know how to delete this post.

[cockneyrebel]

Re: UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

EVEREST Ice cream lolly...can't remember who made them

[Liverpool1]

Re: UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

Early 90s there was a triangular ice cream/choc ice. There was a big tv campaign with a polar bear singing ooh triangular! No one ive ever. Et can remember it. It wasn't around long. I think it came in a blue wrapper. Anyone remember or know the name?

[Munchies]

Re: UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

No he ain't no square bear, no this bear ain't square , cos he's eating TEMPO and they're triangular, ooh triangular

Remember that advert but don't know if it's what you mean ?!?

[Scarl3tPirat3]

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I have fond memories being about 6 years old near to the silver jubilee in 78, it was scorching hot and tony bell the ice cream van came, at least 5 were sold on our street, I believe they were called jubbly's the way I remember it is to visualise david jason as del boy holding one when he says 'lovely jubbly'.

[nightsathecirculs]

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Everests were wonderful - somewhere between an ice-cream and a sorbet in consistency. Not widely distributed (I only knew of one corner shop in South London which carried them) so highly prized.

[Eggandchips]

Re: UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

They were called Mambos in our neck of the woods.

[battersea]

Re: UK 70s Pyramid-Shaped Ice Lolly... Name Please!!

Hi, everybody.
New here but already love this forum!
Quick question...
I really liked an ice lolly in the UK in the 70s but can't remember the name.
It was in the shape of a pyramid.
The wrapper was a paper carton (like a milk carton but of course in the shape of a pyramid).
The ice itself was green I think.
Anyone know the name... gotta know!!
...a green pyramid-shaped ice inside a paper carton...
Many thanks :-)

UK 70s... still love you!!

Ive been asking people if they remember this. I remember it from earlier than that, 50s to 60s. It was called Pyramid but it was yellow strong fruity pineapply flavour. the wrapper was cardboard wrap around which peeled off.

[Mambo no 5]

In case anybody comes across this, they were called Mambos. They def did orange, maybe blackcurrant and possibly lime. I used to love them.

[culnara]

In case anybody comes across this, they were called Mambos. They def did orange, maybe blackcurrant and possibly lime. I used to love them.

well done Mambo and Weclome to the forum

[George 1978]

The only sweet which was pyramid-shaped that I can think of was Terry's Pyramint back in the 1980s, but that was chocolate and not an ice lolly. Kenneth Williams of course did a Dracula or Frankenstein-alike voiceover in the adverts about "mummies" and the like. I know it was not that.

Welcome Mambo as well!

[OwdBacup]

Finally! I’ve been trying to convince my younger sisters that Mambos did exist. They didn’t sell Jubblys round our way when I was young in the mid-60s. We used to tear off a corner and suck the juice out until it was white ice.