>ice lolly >ice block Goddamn, british english is atrocious.

picolé
picolé
hehe, I always laugh when someone says it
picolé

it's a popsicle you silly bongs

We call it "Eis am Stiel" which means "ice on a stick". Makes sense once you consider that it's actually ice on a stick.

>>72639799
>>ice lolly
>>ice block
absolutely haram

>ice block
That isn't a thing.

>>72640121
I hate Germans.

>>72642416
>ice loli/nordic little girl
>not personall approved by muhammad itself
step up your islam game justin

>>72642578
It is in Aus

>>72639799
everyone knows thats a paddle pop

>>72643544
Even more retarded.

>>72639799
ITS CALLED COLD ON THE COB YOU MONGOLOID

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>anything but ice block

>>72642608
icy pole is similar to it

https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/browse/freezer/multi-pack-single-serve-ice-cream?name=homebrand-ice-blocks-multipack&productId=48514

>>72643544
That's a brand. Don't call things by a brand name, that's such a fucking American thing to do, like calling tissues "Kleenex".

Juice ice

The equivalent in American English is just a brand name.

In fact almost everything is, why do you dislike colloquial names but support the eternal Jew?

Suspicious, isn't it?

>>72646840
> that's such a fucking American thing to do
It's the bong that call all cheap pens Bics and all vacuum cleaners Hoovers.

these are clearly "sasquatch tongues on a stick"

fruit ice

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>>72646840
I always do that to make the companies lose their trademarks

>>72649342
Happened to Spezi. It's a trademark but nowadays used for all orange-cola softdrinks