Vintage Australian ice cream/ lollies

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Not on my menu, but popular among some of the neighbourhood kids, back in the day.

 

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I had a flashback to the old-school fruit shops that used to sell toffee apples and bags of coloured popcorn...

 

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[dogluva]

Also redskins lollies was my favourite.

Ahem you mean Red rippers......you must be politically correct...

 

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I used to like the Triple treats........Does anyone else remember that the ice cream before it was packaged in plastic tubs came in cardboard bricks??

 

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Check out this website. I was watching a show today the Food Dude? and they spoke about this place lots of the retro sweets like slate pencils, aniseed balls etc....

Food dude has a facebook page with video of the shop

www.beechworthsweetco.com.au is having a website developed by WWW.ART Design Services

www.beechworthsweetco.com.au

 

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I used to like the Triple treats........Does anyone else remember that the ice cream before it was packaged in plastic tubs came in cardboard bricks??

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Yeah, the cardboard packaging, or in tins also, before the plastic.

 

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Yeah, the cardboard packaging, or in tins also, before the plastic.

Better still do you remember the streets ice cream that came in little grease proof rectangles that fitted these .They cones were not as tapered as the ones in the photo but couldn't locate a picture of the rectangular cones that streets used to have. .You could get vanilla, Neapolitan or plain chocolate. Our next door neighbor's son worked for Streets and used to get us a carton of the individual wrapped slices plus the cones. He got freebies every week....

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Better still do you remember the streets ice cream that came in little grease proof rectangles that fitted these .They cones were not as tapered as the ones in the photo but couldn't locate a picture of the rectangular cones that streets used to have. .You could get vanilla, Neapolitan or plain chocolate. Our next door neighbor's son worked for Streets and used to get us a carton of the individual wrapped slices plus the cones. He got freebies every week....

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Yeah, I remember they were popular in back in the day.

 

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Those were the days.