I mean, they weren’t truly toilet paper rolls, just similar shape, size, and material. These were waxed on the inside to prevent them from dissolving once you put ice cream in them.
I think it is highly likely the ice cream manufacturer ordered the rolls from the same company making toilet paper rolls.
The ones I had were always sherbet not regular ice cream.
Yes, mostly sherbet. But there was also a vanilla with chocolate sauce swirl version too.
PushUps was the brand name I remember.
I don't remember the vanilla/sauce one. But I would love that. Its super hard to find drumsticks without nuts and other shit (and only vanilla ice cream).
I only remember these with orange sherbet, it's been many years but I don't remember any other flavors of these things.
My favorite was raspberry.
Softserve icecream, not actual ice cream iirc
Thought this was home made, not company made. Saw the Flintstones branding on other ones which explains why I never saw/had these. $$$$
I mean, they weren’t truly toilet paper rolls, just similar shape, size, and material. These were waxed on the inside to prevent them from dissolving once you put ice cream in them.
I think it is highly likely the ice cream manufacturer ordered the rolls from the same company making toilet paper rolls.
The ones I had were always sherbet not regular ice cream.
Yes, mostly sherbet. But there was also a vanilla with chocolate sauce swirl version too.
PushUps was the brand name I remember.
I don't remember the vanilla/sauce one. But I would love that. Its super hard to find drumsticks without nuts and other shit (and only vanilla ice cream).
I only remember these with orange sherbet, it's been many years but I don't remember any other flavors of these things.
My favorite was raspberry.
Softserve icecream, not actual ice cream iirc
Thought this was home made, not company made. Saw the Flintstones branding on other ones which explains why I never saw/had these. $$$$