Although some different versions are still available, we created a list of some of our favorite ice cream truck treats that were popular in the '80s and '90s.

Popsicle has started rolling out a new SpongeBob SquarePants treat. The ice cream truck staple is now available at grocery stores in a six-count pack for the first time. (It was previously only ...

Vote for your favorite ice cream truck treat. Will it be the SpongeBob Popsicle or Push-Up Pop? Strawberry Shortcake or Toasted Almond? Fudgsicle or Creamsicle?

Alsies trucks reportedly sell the usual ice cream truck fare, including SpongeBob pops and chocolate eclairs, but they also add all kinds of unusual frozen treats.

The popular treat had previously only been available as a single serve option in ice cream trucks, pushcarts, and ice chests. The treats are starting to hit store shelves now.

Vote for your favorite ice cream truck treat. Will it be the SpongeBob Popsicle or Push-Up Pop? Strawberry Shortcake or Toasted Almond? Fudgsicle or Creamsicle?

Traditional ice cream trucks have pre-packaged SpongeBob pops and other average treats, “usually in a pretty beat up vehicle,” leading to substandard experience, Murphy said.

A fan-favorite ice cream truck treat has received a makeover and is now available to purchase in six-packs at the grocery store. Popsicle said it has given its SpongeBob SquarePants frozen bars a ...

The trucks sell traditional ice cream treats such as bomb pops, chocolate eclairs and SpongeBob pops, along with gourmet treats for more sophisticated palates.

Popsicle has started rolling out a new SpongeBob SquarePants treat. The ice cream truck staple is now available at grocery stores in a six-count pack for the first time.