Ice Pop Culture – Part 1 – HB – early 1970s

Or for just one half penny more….

fiddle sticks hb ice cream 70s

Above images scanned from The Story of HB by Paul Mulhern & Kieran Fagan.
See related post: Ice Pop Culture – Part 2, HB – The Soft Ones

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  1. dave g k

    16 Nov 2011

    Little Devil was a whopping 3p, but I believe that I was worth every p. It was also known as Little Imp in the UK.

  2. Martin Walsh

    6 Nov 2014

    The most popular adverts shown on RTE television since 1961. Overseas names are 10) Pond’s Cream, 9) Timotei Shampoo, 8) Bisto gravy, 7) Heineken, 6) Weetabix, 5) Kellogg’s, 4) Cars, 3) Hair Colour Men and Women, 2) Budweiser and 1) Washing Powder. Irish are 10) Harp Lager, 9) Murphy’s Stout, 8) Club Orange, 7) Jacob’s Biscuits, 6) Guaranteed Irish, 5) Sunday Independent, 4) Guinness, 3) Sno Yogurt’s, 2) Smithwick’s Ale and 1) HB Ice Cream.

  3. Aidan

    12 Oct 2017

    Cara Melba looks delicious ! I remember Little Devils and Little Angels, often the treat after Mass ( the Golf Ball chewing gums were for all day Sunday )…

  4. Aidan

    12 Oct 2017

    Cara Melba looks delicious – I remember Little Angel & Little Devil, often the post-Mass treat ( the rest of the 10p went on Golf Ball chewing gums which had to last all day Sunday )…

  5. Aidan

    12 Oct 2017

    I knew that first post would’ve only shown if I’d typed the second one !

  6. Martin Walsh

    18 Apr 2018

    Many HB Ice Creams demised a coming back in the run of the next few years from Sparkles to Super Split, Fruitline to Mint Choc of course. Upload more old and recent adverts for HB.

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