flavoured ice pyramid - jubilee/jublie/Jubbly

[willpurry]

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We once had the pyramid shaped ones on a school trip.

[battyrat]

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I can certainly remember them.Jubbly's were far cheaper then other brands of lolly's possibly apart from those small milk stick type ones.Many a hard earned pocket money was spent on them during a hot summer holiday.If you kept sucking the same spot the flavour and colouring did dissapear leaving just a piece of clear ice.Sometimes we just let them melt then use them as a drink but cutting the corner off.Can remember getting a few chill headaches from biting on the solid ice as well.

[darren]

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wow this site amazes me yet again it reminds me of something i forgot.
thanks MODS YOU ARE GODS..HEHE.

I thought these had long gone ive not seen them about anywhere in a long time.
man i could not stop drinking these.
i drank so many i near turned into one.

[n3llyo]

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you can still get jubblies
i also remember everest `s they were a sorbet type textured lolly on a stick they were really sickly sweet with a fake taste but when you only got 5p a day pocket money (as i did when i was 6 or 7) they gave you your daily ice cream fix

[Razed]

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Yeah you can still get these bad boys.

I still see Sun Lollys in Tesco. They are the kind of thing I find at the bottom of the freezer during a clear out. A stray one always falls out of the box so it's a nice unexpected treat.

They were vicious if you drank them without freezing though. Insane syrupy sugar rush .

[Romany Jones.]

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Call that a Jubbly. We were a bit more hardcore than that in the 70s....size of it. We had ice cubes bigger than that.

come on now.

[xmark1234]

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i remember these always a nightmare to get into never a pair of sissors arond when you needed them

[safclass]

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We used to call the frozen 'calypso cups' a jubbly - my husband and I still argue cos he says jubblies are just the triangular ones. !!!
Used to love to eat it with a teaspoon - and try and hollow a tunnel in it!!

Currently having loads of ice poles (ice pops) cos they've been on special - LOVING them!

[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. I think they were orange flavoured? But it was the texture rather than the flavour which was special.
Thank you for confirming my memory - I'd suspected I'd dreamt Everests as I've never come across anyone else who remembers them.
Was there, by the way, an Inuit on the wrapper?

[staffslad]

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Jubblys were great on hot summer days. Yes, I agree that they could be tricky to open. I remember sucking the jubbly until it was practically flavourless ice.