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Snapple ice pops
Men's Fitness, June-July, 2005
Most standard summer Popsicles are little more than sugar water on a stick. If you're looking for a quick snack, you're better off sticking your head in the sugar bowl. Sugar-free pops are no better. Sure, they have no calories--but they're possibly the worst of artificially sweetened foods, all bitter aftertaste and flavors about as natural as toilet-bowl cleanser.
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That's why we're thrilled about the new Diet Snapple on Ice pops. The 'sicles taste just like liquid Snapple (kiwi strawberry, orangeade, and pink lemonade flavors) and have a mere 15 calories per pop.
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