Showing posts with label popsicles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label popsicles. Show all posts

Friday, July 22, 2016

Popsicle Series II


Meet my little buddy Dewey. Dewey is a sweet neighbor, and Wednesday, I spotted him enjoying the sticky patriotic pop at the IPC Day School's summer program. The popsicle truck came by and everyone was slurping down their fast melting popsicles! Messy faces were a given.

Thursday, July 21, 2016

Popsicle Series I - Mmmmmmm



When I decided to move my blog from Birmingham Alabama Daily Photo to Birmingham Through My Lens, it was to give myself some creative space to share photos with you when and if I felt I had something of interest. I always wanted to be able to do a little series now and again. Well it's summer in Birmingham and hot as hades. I've found some really cute kiddos cooling themselves off with icy treats and will share for a few days. I hope you enjoy!

Today, we visit the Pepper Place Market. There are several popsicle vendors there every Saturday and they do a booming business!

Saturday, July 25, 2015

Saturday, October 18, 2014

Popular Pops!




Steel City Pops has taken Birmingham by storm.  Fans line up at events to buy these tasty "gourmet" popsicles. These aren't your ice cream wagon pops. They have taken this creamy treat to a whole new level. Flavors like Maple Bacon and Bourbon, Buttermilk, Poached Pear and so many more that change with the seasons make this one fast growing business.  For you folks in Dallas, there's a Steel City Pops in your town now as well!

Thursday, June 5, 2014

Brain Freeze



It's summer and time for popsicles. Beware of the ..............brain freeze!

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

The Hottest Popsicles in Town


Steel City Pops has taken Birmingham by storm. Every day they have lines out the door at their Homewood location on Central Avenue. On Saturdays you can find their cart at the Pepper Place with a long line as well. We tried to buy one after lunch last week but the line was too long so I found this precious boy enjoying his!  Obviously, the long lines mean business is good and the pops are delish. What a great thing for our city.