pudding pop

English

Etymology

From the brand name Pudding Pops, from pudding and ice pop.

Noun

pudding pop (plural pudding pops)

1. (Canada, US) A snack consisting of frozen pudding on a stick.
   • 1983, School Food Service Journal, volume 37, page 51:

     On Friday, the winning class received a special treat, such as a pudding pop or ice cream bar.

   • 1988, Lisa Eisenberg, Mystery at Bluff Point Dunes, page 4:

     She's really popular, and I'm—well I could go on and on but it's too painful, and you get the idea: Bonnie Bennington and I have just about as much in common as a chocolate soufflé and a pudding pop.