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Fruity Flavored Popsicles
Making Magical Good Times

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Making Magical Good Times
The Brisbane League Gym Leaders
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Making Magical Good Times
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It’s been so hot lately this summer, so what a perfect time to transform my fruity boys into fruity, refreshing popsicles (or ice blocks as they call it down under) >w<
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tfdb
tfdb
2 days, 11 hrs ago
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KnottyWrangler, I'd suggest that popsicles are at least as commonly called 'icy poles' down under 👍
KnottyWrangler
KnottyWrangler
2 days, 7 hrs ago
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Oh interesting. I’ve never heard that name for them before xD
tfdb
tfdb
2 days, 5 hrs ago
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Consistent with my own experience, Google AI overview says:

People in Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia commonly use "icy pole" as a generic term for a popsicle, while people in New South Wales and Queensland generally call them "ice blocks".

• Victoria & Southern/Western States: "Icy pole" is widely used as a general term, heavily influenced by the popular Peters Icy Pole brand.

• New South Wales & Queensland: "Ice block" is the dominant everyday term, where "Icy Pole" is more strictly recognized as a specific brand.
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