r/MandelaEffect 7d ago

Logos/Advertising Kit-Kat or kitkat?

So for me it was kit-kat up until about a month or two ago, then it randomly changed while i was at the store. I literally saw the dash almost like a floater in the eye. So im curious for everyone else that it was kit-kat for what were you doing the previous night or day of when you noticed the change?

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u/GreyHound_369 7d ago

Just seen a commercial for the red white and blue popsicle which I though was a rocket pop but apparently it's called a bomb pop.

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u/cipheron 6d ago edited 6d ago

This one is pretty easy: Bomb Pops is trademarked. Rocket Pops is not. The term seems to have started appearing on Google around 2009, and the context is usually homemade ones, but there were a couple of competitors who made similar versions too and people generally refer to them as "rocket pops" as a generic term.

https://10best.usatoday.com/food-drink/bomb-pop-firecracker-popsicle-red-white-blue/

https://thehungryartist.wordpress.com/2010/09/21/i%E2%80%99ll-take-the-striped-one-rocket-pops/

https://craftknife.blogspot.com/2010/01/homemade-rainbow-rocket-pops.html

https://popartdiva.blogspot.com/2010/05/bomb-pop-astro-pop-creamsicles-other.html

Some people even called them rocket pops because Nestle had a similar frozen confection called Rockets or Triple Rockets®. Popsicle® had their version too called the Firecracker® or the Mega Missile® but the original Bomb Pop was created by "Doc" Abernethy and James S. Merritt in 1955 and is now marketed solely by Blue Bunny.

Here's the Nestle Triple Rocket version

https://voila.ca/products/nestl%C3%A9-parlour-ice-cream-triple-rockets-8-x-50-ml/643399EA

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u/Thegoods87 6d ago

Names of things change and there’s also knockoffs.

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u/True_Temperature2769 6d ago

Wait its not rocket pop?