Otter Pops 12/18 Ct. Box

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Otter Pops 12/18 Ct. Box

The Original Otter Pops will all their great tasting flavors and original characters:
Otter Pops come in six zippy flavors and are pasturized for purity and wholesomeness
Sir Isaac Lime, Little Orphan Orange, Strawberry Short Kook,
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12/18 ct boxes

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The original Otter Pops with all their great tasting flavors and original characters: Sir Isaac Lime, Little Orphan Orange, Strawberry Short Kook, Louie-Bloo Raspberry, Poncho Punch and Alexander the Grape. Otter Pops come in six zippy flavors and are pasturized for purity and wholesomeness. One ounce each.

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Date: 2008-07-05
Otter Pops
Great for nostalgic reasons. We bought them cause just seeing the box brings back so many memories. The flavors are just the same as anything you can buy at the store today with a cheaper pricetag. They are also very small compared to todays store bought brands....but for nostalgic reasons, we still love them.

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Date: 2006-04-09
Outrageously-priced shipping
Don't pay the RIDICULOUS amount for shipping for this item. You can get the exact same product at a better price at www.mybrandsinc.com. Just look under "O" for Otter Pops. For the same amount of Otter Pops at this site, it was roughly $12 cheaper than what this guy wants. (For this guy's product, my total was $32 with shipping. At www.mybrandsinc.com my total was $20 with shipping.) This product is a rip-off! If I could, I would give it zero stars.

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Date: 2005-10-16
Rip Van Lemon???
Well, these are not quite the original Otter Pops. In the early 70s, maybe even late 60s (childhood memory being fallible!) there was Rip Van Lemon instead of Poncho Punch. It was the least favourite flavour for both my sister and I, so its a small wonder that an obligatory colour was replaced by another red.