Kids who couldn't pronounce Jubilees ;D ;D
No seriously they are the same thing.............they are now called sun lollies but are a lot smaller than they used to be and the flavours aren't as good ;D
they were called jubblys though weren't ? not jubilees? Not that it matters, if they don't make them any more ;D
they were large, triangular ices. I think shops sold them either frozen or liquid so you could put them in your own freezer.
Were those red ones called Mountain Fire?
With the warmer weather technically approaching I spotted that Superdrug currently have a line of ice lolly moulds in store which make 4 and have the non drip feature for the very OS price of £1
Aril
Aiming for a life of elegant frugality wearing a new-to-me silk shirt rather than one of hair!
I put some squash in first and top up with hm yogurt, mix a little and freeze, it freezes in a marbled pattern and is very nice!
regards
Doddsy
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No seriously they are the same thing.............they are now called sun lollies but are a lot smaller than they used to be and the flavours aren't as good ;D
they were called jubblys though weren't ? not jubilees? Not that it matters, if they don't make them any more ;D
they were large, triangular ices. I think shops sold them either frozen or liquid so you could put them in your own freezer.
Were those red ones called Mountain Fire?
Aril
I have never made them using Yoghurt but believe that you can.
Yours
Calley
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin
regards
Doddsy
– Marian Wright Edelman
i use orange juice mixed with lemonade,my sons fave fizzy lolly or summer fruits squash made up with lemonade
any juice is refreshing though