As far back as ancient Rome, slaves were sent to retrieve blocks of ice from the mountains which were then crushed and served with fruit and spice syrup.įamed explorer, Marco Polo, was introduced to sorbet when he traveled to China, visiting the court of Kublai Khan. History of Popsiclesįrozen treats have been around for since time out of mind. In 1967, it was sold to the corporation that owns IHOP, It was during this time that the marketing wizards made the brand explode, landing it in almost every mall across the country over a period of a few years. Its popularity took off and by the 50s and 60s, Orange Julius was sold in outlets all over the country ranging from state and county fairs to freestanding kiosks. Freed, liked the drink so much when he tried it that he began selling it at his stand, albeit with a frothier, creamier texture. It was actually developed by Freed’s real estate broker who concocted it to make the acidity of orange juice easier on his stomach. It was a mix of orange juice, sweetener, milk, and vanilla. The drink comes from an orange juice stand that was opened in Los Angeles in 1926 by Julius Freed. Otherwise, you have to drag yourself all the way across the mall (hopefully not changing floors, with all your shopping bags in tow.Īll of that being said, where the heck did it come from? It’s an interesting story, actually.
If your lucky you come across one on your regular route between the stores you typically like to shop. Sometimes it’s a stand-alone store or a kiosk. You’ll usually find it at the mall food court. Orange Julius is a food and beverage stand that’s actually been around for nearly 100 years. I know we’re all anxious to get out from behind our computers and do some real shopping. The silver lining here is that maybe emerging customers might return to their local malls to pay homage once the health threat has been neutralized. So, it makes sense that would-be shoppers could miss this mall snack staple.Įspecially, since more people than ever have stayed away from large gatherings f any kind thanks to last year’s pandemic. But I guess shopping malls don’t enjoy the popularity they once did. It’s strange for me to think that anybody would not know what an Orange Julius is. So how did we get here? History of Orange Julius The thing is, without both the Orange Julius and the popsicle, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy this delicious recipe idea that I had. When you add that to having anything frozen on a stick in the summer months, you have a recipe for one of the most satisfyingly refreshing summer treats you’ll ever make. In fact, I think it might be some kind of law, and if it isn’t it should be! I can’t think of anyone who doesn’t love it, and I can’t think of any mall that doesn’t have an Orange Julius store in it. Personally, I can’t remember ever visiting a mall that didn’t have an Orange Julius kiosk in it. This rich, creamy orange drink is so satisfyingly sweet and smooth. Orange Julius and its signature orange drink are a favorite of almost every family who’s ever visited a mall in North America. The Sweet, Sweet Journey to Orange Julius Popsicles Here’s some background about this fantastic citrus beverage made from orange juice concentrate and how you can enjoy it frozen. Orange Julius popsicles are a must to have in your freezer as the temperature rises throughout the season. I found the key to transforming a time-honored and iconic treat into smooth silky orange popsicles perfect for a hot summer day. Today I am all about that creamy citrus blend you get with a distinctively delicious Orange Julius.
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This delicious take on an orange dreamsicle is rich, creamy, and full of that super tasty orange flavor we all love about Orange Julius. Orange Julius popsicles are the best way to enjoy the flavor of that classic food court treat and beat the summer heat. This delicious orange creamsicle variation will leave everyone satisfied.
Orange Julius popsicles are the perfect frozen treat on a hot day.
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