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When you think of your ice cream truck favorite, Good Humor bars likely come to mind immediately. The frozen treats are synonymous with the neighborhood truck driving through with its tinkling music.

Originally, Burt used the bells off his son's bobsled for the prototype trucks, meaning that the jingle has always been part of ice-cream-truck history. Part of Good Humor's popularity and ...

The increase in ice cream truck popularity . Good Humor's fleet expanded in the 1930s to include pushcarts, bicycles, tricycles and shoulder boxes, a Good Humor spokesperson said.

Nothing says summer more than an unexpected race to catch the neighborhood ice cream truck. Next to consuming the most popular ice cream flavors in America, the colorful packaged treats from your ...

As summer draws closer, Englewood Cliffs-based Unilever USA’s Good Humor is doing what it can to help keep ice cream trucks on the road. The ice cream bar brand is awarding $5,000 grants to five ...

That attitude has earned Malatino a $5,000 reward from the Good Humor Ice Cream Company as one of the top finishers in the nationwide Neighborhood Joy Grant Program. “All the money will be ...

The Neighborhood Joy Grant Program is the latest initiative out of Good Humor's Neighborhood Joy purpose-led campaign backed by a $200,000 commitment over the next two years to support ice ...

And all that was needed for this creamy pleasure was a dime. The origins of the original Good Humor ice cream bar can be traced to Christian Nelson in Iowa, who in 1920 figured out a way to coat ...