The rocket-shaped, red-white-and-blue frozen treat that defines American summers was created right here in Kansas City. Seven decades later, the Bomb Pop remains a fixture of ice cream trucks and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Three original Bomb Pops on a plate. - Jamie Grill/Getty Images Bomb Pops are one of the classic flavors of summer that come in a ...

Bomb Pop has a new promotion taking place this Summer as they pay tribute to the original flavor for the company's 70th Anniversary. Right now, you can order yourself a box of the red, white, and blue ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Of course, one of the biggest icons every Fourth of July is the Bomb Pop. Just like the American flag, the flavor-packed popsicle ...

Wells Enterprises revealed a brand new release for Bomb Pop for the Summer, as you can now get the new Bomb Pop Extremes with four sour flavors. The four flavors out now include the returning Super ...

Let's do a little word association game. If I say the words "summer," "patriotic," and "dessert," what's the first thing you think of? Hopefully, most of you instantly (and enthusiastically!) answered ...

Bomb Pop Celebrates 70th Anniversary with 5-Cent Ice Pops—Here's How to Get Yours originally appeared on Parade. Bomb Pop, the legendary red, white, and blue rocket-shaped ice pop, is turning 70—and ...

Bomb Pop is marking its 70th anniversary with a throwback celebration, offering fans a chance to buy 12-packs of its iconic red, white and blue pops for just a nickel — the same price they sold for in ...

Invented 71 years ago this month, the red, white and blue Bomb Pop popsicle is everywhere during the summertime. But its launch into pop culture wasn't entirely sweet. It reflected the country's fight ...

Taylor Swift performed “Cruel Summer” during her Eras Tour stop at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on July 7. The pop singer is a fan of Bomb Pops. Emily Curiel ecuriel@kcstar.com We’ve been thinking ...

Happy National Bomb Pop Day! Since 1955, Bomb Pops (also known as Firecrackers) have been a staple of Fourth of July celebrations, thanks to their cherry, lemon-lime and blue raspberry layers. But ...

As you slurp on that rocket-shaped frozen treat today — on National Bomb Pop Day — feel free to thank the two Kansas City guys who created that icy treat 70 years ago this summer. Bomb Pops were ...