1979 Jan
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Strawberry
Time
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Double cream
eat-in-the-hand ice cream for cinema audiences.
Price 30p.
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Chocolate
Sundae
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Double cream
eat-in-the-hand ice cream for cinema audiences.
Price 25p.
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Raspberry
Sundae
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Double cream
eat-in-the-hand ice cream for cinema audiences.
Price 25p.
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Superman
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Cola flavour ice
lolly price 10p.
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1979 Jun
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Happy
Days
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Iced lolly for
teenagers after the TV series featuring the Fonz.
Strawberry flavour ice with chocolate bar centre
topped with red, white and blue sugar balls.
19p.
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1980 Jan
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Star
Trek
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First launched in
cinemas in December 1979 to coincide with the
launch of the film of same names, Star Trek lollies
were launched in retail outlets in January. Each
came with a card (25 in set) and a wall chart was
available.
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1980 May
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Cider
Barrel
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Ice lolly of
Bulmers cider.
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Real
Apple
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Ice lolly made from
juice of real apples.
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Real
Orange
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Ice lolly made from
juice of real oranges.
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Real Milk
Ice
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Ice lolly of real
milk
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Star Wars (The
Empire Strikes Back)
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New Star Wars ice
lolly to coincide with the film The Empire Strikes
Back. Toffee and mint flavour lolly with a
chocolate flavour coating covered in tiny sugar
balls. Each wrapper contains a sticker illustrating
a character in the film. Twelve stickers to
collect.
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1981 May
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Animal
Shapes
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Four animal shapes
(bear, lion, rabbit and monkey) of lollies on a
stick made of fudge-like chocolate ice cream in the
shape of animals.
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Quenchers
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Ice lollies on
stick (Cola, Cherry and Cider).
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Twin
Choc
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Two choc ices with
a two tone taste. Highland Coffee (which included a
coffee and whiskey ice cream) and Mint Choc
Stick.
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Crazy
Egg
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A two flavour two
colour lolly on a stick shaped like an egg.
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1982 May
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Melting
Monsters
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A monster shape on
a stick ice cream
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Skull
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A spooky vanilla
and chocolate ice cream face on a stick.
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Fudgee
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A new chewy frozen
confection on a stick.
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Black Cherry
Choc
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A new flavour choc
ice on a stick
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1982 Nov
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Chilly
Santas
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Six Santa ice
creams on a stick in a multi-pack of six, Price
120p
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1984 Jun
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Cocktail on a
Stick
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Pina Colada, Blue Hawaiian, Tequila Sunrise.
Advertising slogan: 'frozen not stirred'.
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1985 |
Cocktail on a
Stick
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Brandy Alexander. 'Frozen not stirred'.
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Big
Squeeze
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A six inch long
tapered cardboard tube filled with frozen orange
sherbet. Once a section has been sucked the tube is
gently squeezed to produce more. Price 35p.
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1985 Jul
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Gold
Seal
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New flavour
launched chocolate coconut flake.
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1985 Sep
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Hostess
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Non milk fat
dessert for take-home trade. Made from rosettes of
vanilla and chocolate ice cream layered with
chocolate flavoured couverture and topped with milk
chocolate flakes.
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1986 Mar
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Barmy
Banana
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Half chocolate
flavour, half banana flavour for children retailing
at 16p
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Hungry
Hound
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Shaped like a dogs
had from strawberry and chocolate ice cream. Price
22p
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Twango
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A vanilla and
toffee flavour product shaped like a guitar with
its stick printed to look like guitar strings.
Price 26p.
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1987 Mar
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Panda
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Hand-held product
for children with contribution from sales to
Wildlife Fund. Vanilla and chocolate ice cream in
shape of panda head on stick.
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Shazzam
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Chocolate ice cream
covered in white chocolate. Price 25p.
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Sprint
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Orange lolly with
lemon sherbet centre, no artificial flavours or
colours. Price 20p.
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1987 Aug
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Summer
Pudding
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Outer layer of
vanilla ice cream and biscuit crumb, a middle layer
of raspberry and strawberry ice cream with
blackcurrant pieces and a centre of blackcurrant
sorbet.
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Cascade
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A pure fruit juice
ice. Virtually fat free. Two varieties, Tropical
Fruit and Lemon and Lime. Presented in multi-packs
of four. 129p
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1987 Nov
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Winter
Pudding
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Combining three
flavours of ice cream, chocolate with nuts, vanilla
and mixed fruit, and fruit and spices. Price
144p
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1983 Apr
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Favourite
Centres
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New young adult
hand-held ice creams. Flavours include: Coconut
flake, Choc Mint, Caramel Fudge, Toffee
Crumble.
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1983 Apr
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Fruit
Bars
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New ice lollies for
young adults. Flavours include: Grapefruit Juice,
Orange Juice, Pineapple Juice. Only 45
calories.
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1989 Jan
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Figaro
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Made with dairy
vanilla ice cream, topped with a layer of chocolate
sauce and chopped hazelnuts. and covered in thick
real milk chocolate. Price 60p
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1989 Jan
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Mega King Cone
Mint
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Blend of chocolate
and white mint ice creams with chocolate sauce and
a topping of choc and nuts. Price 70p.
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Treble
Hit
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Three flavour lolly
priced at 6d.
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1967 May
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King
Sundae
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Television launch
of new King Rang Product (suggesting it was
introduced earlier) by Frankie Howerd. Products
included:
Details unknown other than priced at 1/-
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1967 May
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King
Cornet
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Details unknown
other than priced at 1/-
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1967 May
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King
Stick
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Details unknown but
name suggests a stick ice-cream. Price 1/-
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1967 May
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King
Choc
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New King range
product to complement the three previous King
ranges. Chocolate covered Tutti-Frutti ice-cream
bar. Blue & white wrapper. Priced at 1/-
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1988 March
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Turkish
Delight
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Favourite Centres
range (choc ices on sticks) sold in multi-packs of
8
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1988 Sep
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Caprice
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Part of the
confectionery range aimed at meeting the growing
demand for premium and complex choc ices.
Malt-flavour ice cream topped by a layer of chewy
toffee and peanut pieces, enrobed in the best
quality chocolate-flavoured couverture. Price 35p.
Made at Bridge Park factory.
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1989 Jan
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Figaro
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At 100ml Figaro was
the giggest choc ice on the market at this time and
the first Lyons have produced using real milk
chocolate. Made from dairy ice cream topped with a
layer of chocolate sauce and chopped hazelnuts, all
wrapped in real chocolate. Price 60p.
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Mega King Cone
Mint
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200ml joins the
original Mega King Cone launched last March as the
largest pre-packed ice cream cones on the market. A
blend of chocolate and white mint ice creams with
chocolate sauce and a topping of choc and nuts.
Price 70p.
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1989 Apr
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Gourmet
Range
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Take-home tubs of
dairy ice cream containing butter and real double
cream in three flavours, Rum Truffle & Raisin,
Wild Strawberry and Caramel Fudge. Packed in
1_-litre round tubs. Price unknown
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Ready
Eddie
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Takes its name from
the character of Lyons' Ready-Brek cereal. Details
unknown.
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Nobbly
Bobbly
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Details
unknown.
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1990 Apr
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Sensations
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Sorbet and ice
cream dessert in circular cake style. Two products,
Caramel Swirl and Tropical Sensation. The former
consisted of a base layer of dairy chocolate ice
cream sprinkled with chocolate coated biscuit
pieces to give textural contrast. This was then
topped with a layer of caramel ice cream and the
edge of the dessert decorated with marbled rosettes
of dairy chocolate and vanilla. The centre was then
filled with fudge caramel sauce decorated with milk
chocolate flakes.
Tropical Sensation
started with a layer of melon sherbet topped with
ginger biscuits pieces. On top of this was lemon
sorbet with the edge decorated by vanilla ice cream
rosettes. The centre was filled with pineapple
sauce, containing pineapple pieces, and topped with
roasted split almonds.
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1991 Jan
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Teenage Mutant
Hero Turtles
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The 1-litre packs
feature the face of Michaelangelo &endash; the
gourmet ice cream and pizza-eating Turtle &endash;
right through to the bottom of the pack. The packs
displayed colourful scenes of the turtles in
action, More than 5-million children watched the
weekly cartoon series the fab turtles 'fight
against evil'. Available in supermarkets, no price
available.
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1991 Mar
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Ace
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A lemon version of
the Big Squeeze water ice.
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Crème de
Crème
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A quality ice cream
cup made with double cream
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Totem
Pole
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Made from segments
of strawberry and lemon wedges of water ice stacked
alternately on a stick.
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1970
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Score
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Score was a stick,
four flavoured, ice lolly aimed at children
and teenagers. There was a soccer quiz prize,
linked to the 40 Soccer Star cards issued in
1970. In 1971 the quiz was continued with the issue
of 40 International Footballers. The first prize
was a day in London with former England skipper,
Billy Wright plus £25 for football gear and
£100 worth of Premium Bonds.
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Frutie
Blue
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A stick ice creams
for the younger market.
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Mint
Rocker
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A stick ice creams
for the younger market
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1984
|
Bananaman Iced
Lolly
|
Had a chewy toffee
centre. Cost 15p
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1983
|
Bubble
Ball
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1983
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Sherbert
Monster
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1982/3
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Rock-Around-The
Choc
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