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<p><p>One of the original Popsicle summer treats, Firecracker&reg;, the red, white and blue frozen pops are classic. With only 45 calories per pop and delicious Cherry, White Lemon and Blue Raspberry flavours. Ideal for any occasion, serve this family favourite at a party or keep them in the freezer for an after-dinner frozen snack. Popsicle pops have been a treasured treat for over 100 years and remain a Canadian family favourite. The very first Popsicle&reg; ice pop was created way back in 1905 by an 11-year-old named Frank Epperson. That&rsquo;s right, Popsicle was invented by a kid. After a long day of play, Frank went inside, but left his cup of soda with the stirring stick still in it out on the porch. The night got cold, and when Frank went outside the next morning, he found his drink frozen like an icicle. Frank called his invention the &ldquo;Epsicle.&rdquo; It was a hit with the kids at school, and later with his kids, who called it &ldquo;Pop&rsquo;s sicle.&rdquo; The name was catchy, and the treat was delicious, so Frank patented it in 1923 to share his Popsicle ice pops with the world. A lot has happened since 1905, when the first Popsicle ice pop was made. Popsicle Ice Pops now come in a rainbow of varieties.</p>
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<li>Classic red, white and blue Popsicle ice pops that are a staple in the Popsicle product lineup and a perfect frozen treat</li>
<li>This popsicle has a fun firecracker shape with layers of Cherry, White Lemon with a Blue Raspberry</li>
<li>Popsicle Firecracker Ice Pops are a low-calorie frozen snack. Each ice pop contains only 45 calories</li>
<li>The perfect summer ice pop, enjoy anywhere, anytime</li>
<li>Each box of Popsicle Firecracker Ice Pops contains 18 ice pops</li>
<li>Popsicle Firecracker Ice Pops are a Canadian favourite</li>
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Firecracker Ice Pops 18 x 50 mL

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Fresh Atlantic salmon fillets toped with spicy firecracker butter and garnished with Italian parsley. PREPARATION INSTRUCTION: Preheat the oven to 400F. Remove plastic lid from the foil tray. Place directly on center of oven and cook the Salmon for 18-20 minutes or until the internal temperature reaches 74C (165F). Serves 2. 

Salmon with Firecracker Butter Entrée

Hot Sauce Mango Madness 

Originally from the New World, cayenne pepper is well traveled- it can be found in cuisines around the globe, wherever a little fire is needed to perk up the taste buds. Use to liven up every day dishes, dips, salsas, barbecue sauce, wings and even desserts. Cayenne pepper is a member of the Capsicum family which also includes bell pepper, paprika and jalapeños. Cayenne peppers have a high level of capsaicin, the component that adds the pungent heat and bite to your dishes. A pinch will turn your burgers into firecrackers, spice up seafood stew, or supercharge a mango salsa or chili. Whichever cuisine you’re cooking, from Cajun and Mexican to Indian and Thai, cayenne pepper delivers fiery flavour that keeps you coming back bite after bite.

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