Everybody knows America's favorite hot-weather treat -- the Popsicle. But 100 years ago, when the mouthwatering, tongue-discoloring, instantly refreshing frozen drink on a stick was invented by ...

Hi Bold Bakers! I’m excited to bring you a NEW summer dessert--the much-requested Popsicles. You'll find a variety of frozen treats including Fruit Pops, Fudgesicle and Orange Creamsicle made from ...

I was incredibly excited to do a power ranking of popsicles. Then I found out Popsicle is actually a brand and what I thought was a “popsicle” is actually an ice pop. Which sounds incredibly ...

These gourmet pop stars give a serious upgrade to the frozen tubes of colored sugar water you slurped down as a child. You’ll probably still get a brain freeze, but you’ll love it. Jeff Patrick, aka ...

In Mexico, paletas (ice pops) are revered for their intense flavors and astoundingly vibrant colors and for not being overly sweet. Icy paletas are made from fresh fruit and their juices, while creamy ...

Imagine: the sun's beating down on you as you're enjoying a lazy summer afternoon. You reach for your glass of water, only to realize that what you really want is something that will cool you down and ...

It was a tad slow coming but… We have officially entered summer! Check the weather map, it’s on and popping! What other time of year are popsicles going to be an essential part of your grocery ...

Remember when we only sipped cocktails and didn't eat them in the form of boozy popsicles? How old-fashioned of us. Now, we can scoop alcoholic sorbet, lick vodka-infused ice pops, and eat adult ...

In every person's life, certain foods evoke happy memories from childhood. For many, ice pops serve as a friendly reminder of how simple food and happiness can be. It goes without saying that there is ...

Popsicles, whether store-bought or homemade, are a fun summertime dessert that's eminently suitable for eating outdoors — that way, any drips wind up in the grass (for which the ants thank you). In ...

I remember as a child those sweltering days, when the Good Humor man rang his bell on the bicycle-powered cart, and I would run outside at 3 p.m. (his usual time of arrival) to buy an ice pop. The ...