Chocolate Ice Cubes
Ice Cubes are discontinued for the hot summer months.
We are unable to ship them without melting even when Ice-Brix are purchased.
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Chocolate Ice Cubes... bite-size chocolate candy with a really smooth icy taste! A plastic tub of 120 pieces is $39.99 Single 4 oz bags (10 pieces) are $3.99 each on the Pack-a-Bag page. |
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Shipping... Orders placed by midnight usually (but not always) ship on the next business day. $8.95 per order for UPS ground shipping... free for orders of $200.00 or more (continental US only). more info
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Ice Cubes memories... When I was about 5 yrs old my brother-in-law would make my brother, my sister next to me, and me a special Christmas present. Dale would build something very unique and he would give us written instructions on how to open it. Dale was very inventive and it could take up to an hour for us to complete the task. Once we opened the present Ice Cubes would come tumbling out. Dale would make these special gifts always with the Ice Cubes in it for three more years, and we never tired of it nor the candy. He also would blow up balloons and put change in it and ice cubes, then wrap it up and give it to us. It was always our favorite candy. Years later my family and I were visiting in South Carolina in November 1992 and I found ice cubes in an old time store. I bought them for my three sons for their Christmas stocking. I have not seen them in any store since. Then my 21 year old, who is in the Air Force in England ask for them for Christmas last year. I really did not think about searching the internet for them. I called all around town and surrounding areas but could not find them, and now that I have, I can not take the chance of ordering them and have them be one melting blob. So I guess he will have to wait until it gets a little cooler, maybe next Christmas! It is funny how even small traditions become important to each generation. ~ Terrie from Florida When me and my sisters and brother were little my parents would go out and leave us with our teenaged cousin. After the first time she watched us, she knew she had to devise a way to keep us occupied. So every time after that she would have us go on a scavenger hunt. She would leave little clues all around the house like "This is where it rains inside" (the shower) or "I scream when I get really hot" (the teapot). Each clue would lead us closer to the treasure. No matter which route the hunt took it always ended in the same place - the freezer. Our cousin would load up the ice cube tray with "Ice Cubes" chocolate. Needless to say, we loved it when she babysat but our parents weren't to happy that we were hopped up on chocolate! ~ Theresa from New York When I was young, my father, a minister, preached a weekly sermon on a local radio station. He would take me and my sisters and brothers with him (5 of us) and we would wait outside the radio booth as he did his sermons. e would give us money to spend in the candy machine if we behaved, and our choice 9 times out of 10 was Ice Cubes. Seeing them offered on your website brought back so many good childhood memories that I called my siblings and we are planning a "Retro Candy Night" in honor of our father, who passed away 4 years ago. ~ Darla from West Virginia |
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