Ice Popsicle Candy 58g
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Description
Ice Popsicle Candy is a soft gummy iceblock-shaped pop on a flat wooden stick with a variety of fun colors and delicious taste. Perfect for the hot summer as they won’t melt. Suitable for any occasion!
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