Frozie cup

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A Frozie cup (also frozie ~, frozy ~, or frozen cup, "cold cup", "ice cup" or "icy cup") is a simple Australian frozen dessert, often sold for school or community group fundraising[1][2][3][4][5][6][7].

A frozie cup consists simply of frozen cordial in paper, plastic or stytofoam cup. The block of ice is sometimes inverted in the cup when sold[8].

Some frozie cups are milk-based[9]

[edit] First aid

Water-only ice cups may also be used as a simple means of icing sports injuries[10].

[edit] References

  1. ^ Ellis Beach Surf Life Saving Club, 2005, Newsletter, http://www.ellisbeachslsc.com/newsletter17thJuly.doc
  2. ^ Cannon Hill Anglican College, 2006, Cannon Hill Anglican College News, http://www.chac.qld.edu.au/local/more/cn27April2006.pdf
  3. ^ Saint Augustine's College, 2005, Saints News, http://www.sac.qld.edu.au/Home/SaintsNews/VOL39NO3/vol39no3.pdf
  4. ^ Western Cape College, 2003, Tuckshop Rules, http://www.westerncapecollege.com/tuckshop2003Rules.pdf
  5. ^ Western Cape College, 2006, Western Cape College Newsletter, http://westerncapecollege.com/week_11_term_1_2006.pdf
  6. ^ The Western Cape Bulletin, 2006, http://www.weipa.biz/Jan_26th.pdf
  7. ^ The Western Cape Bulletin, 2006, http://www.weipa.biz/april_6.pdf
  8. ^ Courier Mail Water Cooler Blog, 2006, http://blogs.news.com.au/couriermail/watercooler/index.php/couriermail/comments/whatever_happened_to/P60/
  9. ^ Edge Hill State School, 2006, Afternoon Tea Menu, http://www.edgehillss.eq.edu.au/tuckshop_mt.htm
  10. ^ First Aid for Sports Injuries // Home Buddies
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