Ice Cream Truck Treats Trivia Challenge | 1960s to 1980s
This ice cream truck treats challenge covers the frozen favorites many kids picked from sidewalk menus, including sandwiches, Creamsicles, Fudgsicles, Bomb Pops, Drumsticks, Push-Up Pops, Klondike-style bars, character bars, and truck-window memories.
Members earn rewards for every correct answer
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Trivia Study Guide ›
- Which red, white, and blue rocket-shaped pop was a freezer-case favorite for hot summer afternoons?
- Which frozen treat looked like a chocolate pop on a stick, with a smoother, creamier bite than a regular fruit ice?
- What did the picture menu on the side of many trucks help kids do while holding their change in line?
- Which rectangular frozen treat usually had vanilla ice cream pressed between two soft chocolate wafers?
- Which orange sherbet-style treat came in a messy cardboard sleeve and was pushed upward as it softened?
- Which cone-shaped truck treat gave kids ice cream, a crisp cone, chocolate coating, and nuts all in one hand?
- Which square, chocolate-coated ice cream bar was famous for being eaten without a stick?
- Which treat paired an orange-flavored outside with a creamy vanilla center, making it taste like a frozen orange-and-cream soda?
- Which frozen treat came in a cardboard tube, letting kids push it upward from the bottom as they ate?
- Which novelty bar let kids pick a favorite cartoon-style face from the truck menu, then eat it before it melted into a blur?
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