Choc Ices

[tonyav]

Not very big these day's are they.

[-SharonA-]

Don't Tone, I've already had a cornetto!
Besides the mivvi might clash with me vodka!!!!

[pixie374]

I remember mivvies. But I most liked 99s or Orange maid lollies. There was some sort with chewing gum at the bottom, which we were never allowed...

[albaqwerty]

screwballs

[tonyav]

There was some sort with chewing gum at the bottom,

Screwball, pixie. My kids were mad on them when they were little.

[Hopkirk]

... and don't get me started on Wagon Wheels.

[pixie374]

Ah :-). Our local icecream van now sells a lot more than ice creams... I tend to avoid him.

[tonyav]

Besides the mivvi might clash with me vodka!!!!

Not clashing with my whiskey, Sharon ;-)

[albaqwerty]

or curly-wurlies.

Back in the day they were curly-wurlies, now they're either curly or wurly but not both

[pixie374]

We weren't allowed them Tony. Chewing gum was evil. Lol xx

[tonyav]

Hopkirk
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... and don't get me started on Wagon Wheels.

Yeah, and Mars Bars.

[pixie374]

I love curly wurlies:-)

[Sam1960]

Remember Walls used to do a rectangular type cone in the 60's, loved them.
It was like a DIY type thing, the ice cream was wrapped separate, and you got a rectangular type wafer to put it in.

[pixie374]

Well, they are all tiny now. You have to buy five at a time. Ridiculous :-)

[tonyav]

Chewing gum was evil. Lol xx

Yes I know. My mom said that if you swallowed chewing gum it would wrap all around your insides and kill you.

[ummmm]

I've just had Co-op own brand cornetto. They are lovely and big.

[tonyav]

Yes Sam I remember those. Our ice cream man used to cut a slice from a block and shove it in the rectangular cone. Used to do ice cream sandwiches to, a slice of ice cream between two wafers.

[tonyav]

Right then, I'm off down to the Co-op in the morning.

[sherrardk]

I’m with Hopkirk, wagon wheels used to be bigger than your hand now they are tiny. Even my kids’ despair at shrinkflation :(

[ummmm]

Worth it tony. Bargain. About £2 for four.

[tonyav]

Bad sign that when even the kids are noticing, sherr.