Staff reports
Especially popular in the summer and with kids, freezer pops go by many names, such as freeze pops, freezies and icees. What they are called largely depends on where one lives or what brand is common there. These freeze-at-home treats come in clear plastic tubes instead of on sticks like popsicles. They come in varying sizes, but most are about 10 inches in length. Made of sweetened, flavored and colored water, they almost all are fruit-flavored. An end of the tube is torn open, and the flavored ice is pushed up through the opening and enjoyed as it melts.
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