Bratz Popsicle: 'With Gumball Eyes'
Because we're oddly fascinated by ice pops here at Serious Eats, and in the interest of keeping you abreast of what's going on in the frozen-treat sector, we present you with this Bratz concoction:
Never before have vapid gumball eyes been more appropriate in a Popsicle context. The backside, after the jump.
And on the reverse, more of the same, minus the chewy peepers. Well, it's one way to talk out of both sides of your mouth, I suppose.
Of course, this South Korean watermelon ice pop that Robyn dug up remains our favorite.
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6 Comments:
Good Lord, what is next? I cannot stand "Bratz" or anything having to do with them. But I may actually like this because I could bite their heads off! That and the popsicles don't look nearly as trampy as the dolls do.
SayWhat at 11:55AM on 10/10/07
I got one of these from the ice cream truck at the street fair in my neighborhood this summer. They taste not so good but it was briefly entertaining to me & my companion to have a pretend conversation with the Ho-in-training-on-a-stick as I slowly consumed her head & popped out the gumball eyeballs. I'm not a sadist, I swear! It was all done in the name of comedy & social justice.
drunkykitty at 12:20PM on 10/10/07
Gross. My niece loves the SpongeBob popsicle mostly b/c of the (black, iirc) gumball eyes. I reaaaaaaaaaaally hope she doesn't find out about these. BLEAH!
Curlz at 12:45PM on 10/10/07
the back view of any of this variety of popsicles is disturbing. reminds me a little of the henry darger cake...
j at 3:26PM on 10/10/07
Hey look, her lips are pink all the way through the back of her head! Gee whillikers.
Christina at 5:08PM on 10/10/07
Those popsicles belong in a science fiction movie. As secretly powerful yet evil beings who try to take over the world if only they could find a way to stop melting.
Karen Resta at 6:53AM on 10/11/07