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Honey lolly

 frozen honey
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Frozen honey on a stick.
—gizmo, Apr 18 2002

Kaleidoscope Honey Pops http://www.honey.co...dsrecp/hnypops.html
[waugsqueke, Apr 18 2002]

Dream of Frozen Honey http://www.abrupt.o...DREAMS/d010814.html
"A huge chunk of frozen honey bursts open the freezer, startling the others awake. There is a cat partially frozen in it, crying in terror at being trapped." [waugsqueke, Apr 18 2002]

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       Make it mead lollies and you've got my croissant.
—-alx, Apr 18 2002
   

       Dipped in peanut butter, I'll finish it up lickety-split.
—FarmerJohn, Apr 19 2002
   

       yes, but not frozen (quite bad on sensitive teeth, you know, and difficult to store in vending machines to boot) there must be some way to make it viscous enough to stay on a lolly... perhaps you could add a layer of graham cracker and a peanut butter center... or maybe... yes, a maple syrup lolly with a peanut butter core! or even... i must stop rambling
—monk, Sep 24 2003
   

       A honey lolly would be great for my sore throat.
—I_Love_Lee_Cochran, Jan 15 2005
   

       [UnaBubba], you may have come across this before, but in the city where I live there is a radio station, and their call letters are KGB-FM. In their time, they were revoloutionary, but that would be the early seventies, a time long gone by.   

       When they were at their peak, they attempted to send a batch of radio station promotional t-shirts to the KGB in Russia, back when the KGB was at it's peak.   

       Well, my government, narrow minds that they are, stepped in and blocked the shipment. Oh well, another chapter in the annals of lame government.
—normzone, Jan 15 2005
   


 

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