HM Lollies 9 May 2004 at 10:47PM edited 30 November -1 at 12:00AM in Old Style MoneySaving 143 replies 13K views

trafalgar_2

but what about jubblys? what where they.  ???

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

16011996

i'm begining to think i have a typing impediment. :-[

trafalgar_2

i'm begining to think i have a typing impediment.  :-[

;D

Chris25

but what about jubblys? what where they.  ???

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

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

calleyw

I use the juice from tinned fruit to make ice lollies.

I have never made them using Yoghurt but believe that you can.



Yours


Calley

doddsy

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

skyrocket

I use my juicer to juice some apples and freeze that. Its lovely on a hot day.

Rachie_B

ooh good price,we need some more lolly moulds

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

stressedoutmumof1

I remember my mum used to make shandy lollies with my dad's hm beer and lemonade