The burning question of the day ........is it an iced lolley or a lolly ice ?

[Dave7]

My son and his friends are debating this.
To me it was always a lolly ice.
What say you ?

 

[a.twiddler]

What's a lolley? Surely it's a lolly? An ice lolly.

 

[sungod]

neither, it's an ice lolly

 

[Mark Grant]

Ice lolly.

 

[Webbo2]

neither, it's an ice lolly

Yep, never heard of the other two expressions.

 

[Dave7]

What's a lolley? Surely it's a lolly? An ice lolly.

I will correct that.
NB
Duly corrected

 

[Sharky]

My memories are of "Pendleton Twicers". Ice lolly, covering ice cream. I can still remember the advertising jingle
"What could be nicer, than a Pendleton's Twicer".

Sadly a Merseyside ice cream factory, that eventually got bought out and ceased trading.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Ice lolly.

 

[Pblakeney]

An ice lolly
Unless it’s burning in which case it is a puddle.

 

[sungod]

My memories are of "Pendleton Twicers". Ice lolly, covering ice cream. I can still remember the advertising jingle
"What could be nicer, than a Pendleton's Twicer".

Sadly a Merseyside ice cream factory, that eventually got bought out and ceased trading.

that was a mivvi down south, wonder if lyons maid pinched the idea from pendleton

 

[mickle]

Answer: C Chris. Ice lolly. Final answer.

 

[Beebo]

My memories are of "Pendleton Twicers". Ice lolly, covering ice cream. I can still remember the advertising jingle
"What could be nicer, than a Pendleton's Twicer".

Sadly a Merseyside ice cream factory, that eventually got bought out and ceased trading.

That sounds a bit rude.

 

[fossyant]

My son and his friends are debating this.
To me it was always a lolly ice.
What say you ?

Warrington scouser ? Ice Lolly further in Manc Land. Lolly Ice in Scouser land. LOL.

 

[tyred]

We called them ice pops.

 

[PeteXXX]

Usually, just 'Lolly' suffices, often with the version added as a prefix
Rocket
Cola Float
Fruit Burst

Etc