150+ Creative Popsicle Business Name Ideas (Ultimate List)

Created in 1905 in Oakland, California, Popsicles are one of the world’s most popular frozen treats and have come a long way since their inception. Frozen desserts represent more than $1.4 billion dollars in sales. Popsicles are consistently one of the top 5 frozen treats sold in the United States.

A variety of popsicle colors.

A Popsicle business can be opened with the goal of different sizes and scale. For example you could open a small popsicle stand or push-cart on a budget. Alternatively you could go big by starting a popsicle brand that’s sold in grocery stores and supermarkets nationally. No matter your personal goals these business name ideas will help you kick start a small or large popsicle brand.

Popsicle Business Name Ideas

Three popsicles are better than one.

Popsicles are the largest-selling brand of frozen ice on a stick and available everywhere frozen treats are sold across the country. Here are some of our best name suggestions.

A Sweetened Summer
All Things are Popsicle
Beach Day Popsicles
Chill Freezes
ColdLolly
Delicious Popsicle Group
Fancy Freezes
Fearless Freezies
Flavored Fun
Forever Flavors
Freezings
Frozen Ventures
Frosty Fortunes
Frosty Freezes
Frozen by Freddy
Frozen Fruit Pops
Frozen in Philly
Fruity Freezies

Happy Pop Shoppe
Ice Lolly Lane
Ice Pop Shoppe
Icy Excursions
Summer Time Chills
Icy Treat Hut
IcySticks
Infinite Ice Pops
Frozen Sticks
Intense Ice Pops
Sub Zero Treats
Issac’s Ice Pops
Make Me Melt Popsicles
Mission Impossible Popsicle
Mountain Made Freezes
Pete’s Popsicles
Pittsburgh Popsicles
Fruit Filled Frozen Treats
Plentiful Pops
Ice Water Wonders
Pocono Pops
PopsHut
Popsicle Posse
Popsicles by Perry
Popsicles of Paradise
Popsimelt
Organic Popsicle Company
32 Degrees Below
Seaside Popsicles
Stop n’ Pops
Sucker Sticks
Summer Bliss Treats
That Popsicle Place
The All Chilled
The Popsicle Peeps
The Popsicle Shop
The Popsicle Train
The Popzen
The Summer Icies
This Popsicle Stand
Top Notch Pops

Ice Cream Popsicle Name Ideas

Ice cream popsicles originated with the Fudgsicle and the Creamsicle, both of which became best-sellers among consumers. But if you think about opening your own ice cream / pops business, we have some fantastic options to consider.

32 Below
Az Pops
Berryline
Brain Freeze
Cherries Ice
Cherry Zing
Wooden Stick Ice Cream
Chunky Monkey
Coco Rolled
Cream City
Cream Dreams
Soft Serve on a Stick
Creambergs
Dairy Goddess
Dairy Quakes
Freezer Stockers
Dolce Italian Ice
Dole Whip
Drippity Ice Pops
Flavaboom
Freeze
Frost N’ Roll
Frosty Frills
Fruitlicious
Gelatiamo
Ice & Vice
Ice Creamers
Ice Max
Ice Point
Lickity Split Frozen Custard
Lil’ Pop Shop
Locopops
Melt
Oberweis Ice Cream
Pink Berry Ice
Popbar
Red Mango
Rocky Mountain
Splitz Candy
Stuffed Ice Cream
Supreme Ice
Sweet Retreat
Sweet Roll
Swirlsation
Tasty House
The Freeze
The Frozen Spoon
The Screamery
Tip Tap Ice Pop

Nicknames for Popsicles

Popsicles do not go by the same name around the world. Globally, they have many names, such as popsicle (U.S.), freezer pop (Canada), paleta (Mexico, Southwestern U.S.), ice lolly (United Kingdom), ice pop (U.K., India, Ireland, South Africa), icy pole (Australia), ice block (New Zealand), or ice drop (Philippines). Even in America, there are regional names like water ice. Here are some of the other nicknames we’re aware of.

Benny-Pop
Bolis
Caf Pop
Cold On The Cob
Cool Pops
Fla-Vor-Ices
Freeze Pops
Freezer Pops
Freezer Treat
Freezies
Freezy Pops
Fudgesicle
Ice Block
Ice Candies
Ice Drinks
Ice Drop
Ice Lolly
Ice Poles
Ice Pops

Related Reading: 101 Best Ice Cream Shop Name Ideas

Ice Sticks
Iced Lollies
Icy Pole
Loli-Pop
Mr. Freezes
Otter Pops
Paleta
Pepsi Blue
Poopsicle
Pop Ice
Popadol
Popsicles
Zooper Doopers

Top Brands of Popsicles

Fourth of July themed popsicle.

Popsicles are not the only type of ice pops available. In fact there are more than a dozen other brands you can find in convenience stores or supermarkets. Here are some of the top brand names in this category.

Popsicle
Creamsicle
Fudgsicle
Yosicle
Bomb Pop
Budget Saver
Chloe’s Pops
Edy’s Fruit Bars
FrutStix
Good Hunor
GoodPop
Harris Teeter
Helados
Jolly Llama
Julie’s Organic Sorbet Bars
Luna & Larry’s
Minute Maid
Modern Pop
Motts
Outshine Fruit Bars
Philly Swirl
Ruby Rockets
So Delicious
Solero
Sorbet Pops
Stonyfield
Swirl Popperz
Trader Joe’s
Whole Foods’ 365 Everyday Value
Wholefruit Organic
Yasso

We believe there are some massive opportunities for disruption in the frozen treat isle of your local grocer. One opportunity is to jump onto the mega-trend band wagon of using organic and all natural ingredients to manufacture these treats. Essentially, you could create a company that offers better for you versions of what’s currently on the market. This is pretty easy to do with popsicles and there are at least a couple dozen brands using this approach already.

Fortunately, these better for you frozen treats still taste great. After all, ingredients like blueberry, strawberry, peaches, apples, and other fruit are all naturally sweet. If these products are locally grown or organic they can create strong differentiators.

Another option as mentioned above is to take a look at the different variety of frozen treats that are popular in different parts of the world. We evaluate some of the top frozen treat options that are popular abroad in a recent podcast episode. Some of the top picks include Paletas from Latin America or ice pops.

Finally, look toward different groups of people with dietary restrictions or preferences that can’t enjoy a regular frozen treat. Consider creating a line of flavors that source only local ingredients, sugar alternatives, or non-diary options. These are all smart approaches that can be used to create a truly unique popsicle.

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