The Youth Is Addicted To These Things

@KityCat (7589)
India
January 15, 2024 8:19pm CST
Its called a sipup . Its very cheap , goes from 1rs to 10rs ($0.01-$0.1). They come in different colors , and sizes . The cheaper ones being flavored water syrup while the more expensive ones are basically flavored milk . Its consumed frozen and you bite off the corner and suck the juice from there has it melts . I have had it a few times in my childhood . Nowadays I can see Kids after school or tuition having this has they are walking the sidewalks . Do you have something similar like this at your place ?
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@JESSY3236 (19056)
• United States
16 Jan
I remember those.
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@JESSY3236 (19056)
• United States
30 Jan
@KityCat I think the orange ones. I can't really remember.
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@KityCat (7589)
• India
30 Jan
What was your favorite flavor ?
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@Shavkat (137298)
• Philippines
16 Jan
It looks similar to our ice candies in my country. The popularity declined because of ice creams and the like.
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@Shavkat (137298)
• Philippines
18 Jan
@KityCat It a different one. Let me show it to you.
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@KityCat (7589)
• India
16 Jan
I think I have had it before . Is it similar to stick ice-cream / popsicles ?
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@LadyDuck (460508)
• Switzerland
16 Jan
I remember those things when I was a very young girl. I believe they are still sold, boxed in the grocery stores.
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@KityCat (7589)
• India
16 Jan
yea . Here mostly in small shops and supermarkets .
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@wolfgirl569 (96503)
• Marion, Ohio
16 Jan
We have had those for a long time. At least the flavored water ones.
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@KityCat (7589)
• India
16 Jan
Same . I haven't tried the milk flavored ones much .
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@lazydaizee (6737)
• United Kingdom
16 Jan
I can remember eating something similar as a child in the 1960s. They were called Tip Tops and came in several different flavours.
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@KityCat (7589)
• India
30 Jan
These things are soo nostalgic
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• Shenzhen, China
16 Jan
Don't really understand what food you were saying,if you can send a picture,we are easy to understand.
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@KityCat (7589)
• India
16 Jan
image is there in the post , maybe its not loading for you ?
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• Shenzhen, China
17 Jan
@KityCat ,yes,there may be sth wrong with internet,i was unable to see image.
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@jstory07 (135173)
• Roseburg, Oregon
17 Mar
There are something like that I am not sure of the name. They are like popsicles but you buy them in atube and freeze them and cut off the end ane push them up.
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@pitsipeahie (4439)
16 Jan
Yes, we have something similar to that we call "ice candy" or ice pops. They come in different names but are just the same. Those that use artificial flavorings or the cheap kind of powder flavors, or those that are store bought ready made ice pops, those ice candies sells cheap but not very delicious or as tasty as those that use real ingredients in them such as milk, chocolates, fruits, cheese etc. But those cheap ones are already good enough for children to cool them down especially during hot summers.
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• Georgia
16 Jan
When we were involved in my mom-in-law's shop in South Africa, we sold a lot of those. But the favourite there was apple munch, basically frozen apple juice. We sold hundreds of those in summer. I've not seen some thing similar here though. Image from candykids.co.za
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@KityCat (7589)
• India
30 Jan
Do look similar . The ones here are just frozen colored water . And the more costlier ones flavored milk
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