What kinds of frozen treats do people eat around here?
This question is new; it was not asked in the 1965–70 survey.
| ICE CREAM SANDWICH | 18 |
| POPSICLES | 16 |
| ICE CREAM BAR | 15 |
| SNOW CONE | 13 |
| ICE CREAM | 12 |
| FREEZY POP | 7 |
| ICEE | 7 |
| ICE CREAM BARS | 6 |
| ITALIAN ICE | 5 |
| ICE CREAM SANDWICHES | 3 |
| POPCICLES | 3 |
| DRUMSTICKS | 2 |
| PUSH-UPS | 2 |
| SHERBERT | 2 |
| SORBET | 2 |
| BARS | 1 |
| BLIZZARDS | 1 |
| CONES | 1 |
| DREAM SICILES | 1 |
| FROZEN CHOCOLATE COVERED BANANAS | 1 |
| FROZEN CUSTARD | 1 |
| FUDGE SICILES | 1 |
| FUDGE SICKLE | 1 |
| FUDGECICLES | 1 |
| FUDGECYCLES | 1 |
| ICE CREAM BARS AND SANDWICHES | 1 |
| ICEES | 1 |
| POP SICKLE | 1 |
| POPCYCLES | 1 |
| POP-ICE | 1 |
| PUSH POPS | 1 |
| SANDWICHES | 1 |
| SHERBET | 1 |
| SLUSH | 1 |
| SUNDAES | 1 |
| WAFFLE CONE | 1 |
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