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Pudding Pops

Everyone has a great childhood memory. I have many. One of the good ones was Jello Pudding Pops. We've all seen people make fun of Bill Cosby doing the ads for them. However silly the commercials were, Pudding Pops were AWESOME! They were completely delicious.

Well, one day Dave and I were talking about them so we decided to go get some. They did not exist. We did internet searches. There were no Pudding Pops anymore. We were a little saddened and disappointed.

A few weeks ago, I happened to stop by the frozen section of Wal-Mart to get Matt some Popsicles and what did I see? Pudding Pops!! I know the people around me thought I had lost my mind. Really, how many people get excited in the frozen food section of Wal-Mart? I did and I'm not ashamed. There were Pudding Pops in my freezer that night--at least for a little while.

We just finished our second box and they were gooood! Every bit as good as when we were kids. Every bit as good as Bill Cosby promised!

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