A flavor of popsicle that I thought the forum would appreciate

**cruiser348** · 31st July 12, 03:56 PM

I found what I personally thought was a rather interesting flavor of popsicle made by a local candy shop. If you can read the ingredients list it actually does contain Guinness as one of the ingredients. It actually did have a good flavor and you could actually taste the Guinness.

**Kelda-of-Cedars** · 31st July 12, 04:04 PM

I think I'd try it. But, my favourite is orange Creamsicle.

**cruiser348** · 1st August 12, 01:42 PM

It certainly isn't my favorite, but it was good enough I wouldn't hesitate to get it again. It was just one of those things that I had to try when I saw it.

**Richrail** · 1st August 12, 02:47 PM

I've brewed an Orange vanilla cream ale. I'll be competing in a home brew competition here in Reno on August 19th.

**Meggers** · 1st August 12, 04:47 PM

huh! The guinness part isn't what fascinates me the most though...bread? How did THAT work? lol.

**piperdbh** · 1st August 12, 05:13 PM

Soggy and cold, I guess, Meghan.

Somebody make a red wine popsicle and we'll be in business.

This forum requires that you wait 120 seconds between posts. Please try again in 3 seconds.

**Meggers** · 1st August 12, 07:22 PM

or a strawberry daiquiri one!

*says Meghan as she drinks her virgin strawberry daiquiri out of a brandy snifter*

**cruiser348** · 2nd August 12, 04:08 AM

The bread was added as a thin coating on the outside of the popsicle. It was probably added in the same way that you see peanuts added to similar frozen treats.

**Laird_M** · 2nd August 12, 04:54 AM

Some while ago, Hagen Das used to do a margarita sorbet style ice cream - our local Asdas (Walmart) couldn't stock enough of it, but it was dropped as not popular...