#Ice Cream Truck

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Placeholder graphic for the Bubble Play ice-cream pop
Food 1994–1999

Bubble Play

Good Humor's baseball-glove ice-cream pop, with a bubble-gum "baseball" tucked in the mitt. A mid-'90s ice-cream-truck treat that paired a frozen cherry glove with a gumball prize — then quietly vanished.

Video thumbnail — The Real Reason Klondike Stopped Making The Choco Taco
Food 1983–2022

Choco Taco

The waffle-cone shell folded like a taco, packed with vanilla ice cream, fudge, and peanuts under a milk-chocolate coating — the ice cream truck's most architecturally ambitious treat. Klondike's Choco Taco was a summer ritual until it was discontinued in 2022.

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Food 1990–1999 (the format lives on)

Flintstones Push-Up

A cardboard tube of frozen orange sherbet you pushed up with a plastic stick, badged with Fred, Barney, and the Bedrock gang. The Flintstones Push-Up was the ice cream truck's most hands-on treat.

Placeholder graphic for the Screwball ice cream treat
Food 1970s–present

Screwball

The ice cream truck treat with a surprise at the bottom: a conical cup of ice cream hiding a bubble-gum ball down at the point of the cone. Eat your way to the bottom, then keep chewing.

Video thumbnail — WWF Superstars of Wrestling Ice Cream Bars Commercial Compilation Retro Toys and Cartoons
Food 1987–2008

WWF Ice Cream Bars

Vanilla ice cream backed with chocolate and fronted with a cookie embossed with a wrestler's face, on a stick, with a trading card in the wrapper. Biting Hulk Hogan's cookie face off was a formative summer experience.