Alex321
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It's a sweet on a stick maybe you know it as a popilolly🍭
But it isn't a lolly pop, it is a lollipop - one word.
Lolly is the short form of that.
It's a sweet on a stick maybe you know it as a popilolly🍭
Think it’s something to do with a good ship? 😂

Heck, that's the first thought inducing pic of those I've seen in must be decades. They had a little hole in where you popped the cover of the hole with the taped on straw. If I remember rightly, the terraced house shop next to my junior school sold them frozen. Why?, as whoever bought one had to wait ages to suck out the contents!🤷
Ice Lolly. I've never heard them referred to as lolly ices, from anyone, anywhere, ever. But it could be a north/south thing or simply unique to your county
From the previous replies, and Google, it appears to be unique to the Liverpool area.
ah, so in poolliver they call it a lolly ice
It's lolly ice otherwise a lolly pop would be a pop lolly.
Scouse dad and Welsh mum😂
Ive Just been chatting to a guy that has moved up from the south. He confirms that down sarff its iced lolly......oop north its lolly ice.
oop north its lolly ice.
Bollocks it is. I am from oop north and it is ice lolly.