Popsicle Scribblers Ice Pops

Popsicle Scribblers bring you the magic of classic frozen popsicles in a fun crayon shape the whole family will love. These frozen treat fruit popsicles come in four great flavors: cherry, watermelon, raspberry and orange, and are now made with colors from natural sources. With 18 popsicles in every pack, there are more than enough to share —and plenty for the whole family to enjoy. Each of these Scribblers ice pops contains just 30 calories and 5 grams of sugar, so it's a frozen snack you don't have to feel guilty about. If you're looking for something new—or a great treat for little hands —these crayon-shaped popsicles pack mouth-watering fruit popsicle flavor into a fun crayon shape. At just 30 calories a pop, these frozen snacks are the perfect size for any occasion, whether you enjoy them at home, at the park, at the beach or beyond. It's official: these crayon-shaped popsicles are a treat to write home about! Popsicle has been a treasured American treat for over 100 years and remains America's favorite ice pop. In 1905, 11-year-old Frank Epperson invented the first Popsicle pop. One night, Frank poured soda powder into water and mixed it with a stirring stick. That night, he accidentally left the mixture outside in the cold, and woke the next morning to find his drink frozen like an icicle. It was a hit with his friends and a classic was born. Visit Popsicle.com to learn more about other frozen Popsicle products. • Popsicle Scribblers ice pops come in fun crayon shapes and four mouth-watering flavors: cherry, watermelon, raspberry, and orange • With their smaller size, Scribblers make for a great frozen snack anytime you want, or on the go • Kids love the classic fruity Popsicle taste—and the cool crayon shape of these fun frozen popsicles • Each of these frozen treat fruit pops contains just 30 calories and 5 grams of sugar • With 18 frozen popsicles in every pack, there's enough to share—and plenty of delicious fun for the whole family to enjoy • America's favorite ice pop is now made with colors from natural sources