Popsicle Frozen Confection Bars, Minions, Strawberry Banana/Blue Raspberry 6 ea

Popsicle Frozen Confection Bars — Minions strawberry-banana / blue raspberry, a six-pack boxed novelty sold in the frozen novelties section of American supermarkets. You’ll typically find the box in the freezer aisle near ice cream bars, fruit bars, and novelty character pops, or in endcap freezers aimed at kids’ treats. The colorful Minions tie-in and bright photography make it an obvious grab for family shoppers stocking up for warm weather, birthday parties, or school-lunch sweet treats. Packaged as six individually wrapped bars in a 12.17 fl oz box, each bar is an intensely sweet, icy stick with about 140 calories and roughly 18 g of sugar — a sugary, cold reward rather than a meal replacement. Brand positioning leans heavily on licensed character appeal and convenience: aimed at children and caregivers seeking a playful, affordable snack with strong shelf presence and impulse-buy potential. Label cues include kid-focused artwork and the presence of “natural flavors” and color extracts (spirulina, turmeric) in the ingredient list, but there is no organic certification and the box does not imply healthfulness beyond fun and refreshment. In plain processing terms this is a highly formulated frozen confection made from water, multiple glucose syrups, added sugars, stabilizers, gums, emulsifiers, and small amounts of acids and pectin to shape texture and taste. Sensory notes: bright, syrupy fruit flavors, cold and slightly icy but smooth from syrups and gums, melts quickly in warm hands; the ritual is grab-and-go — unpeel the wrapper, hold the wooden stick, and lick or bite while outdoors, at playdates, or as an after-school treat. It’s a colorful, convenient piece of American kid culture.