Stay Cool All Summer Long With A Gourmet Popsicle From King Of Pops In Virginia
Keeping cool during the summer months here in Virginia is notoriously challenging. With near-constant heat and humidity anytime you set foot outdoors, Virginians have learned to get creative. Today, we’ll introduce you to another solution for beating the heat. Head to Richmond and scout out a King of Pops carts or better yet, visit their permanent shop where you’ll find even more of a selection. The handcrafted popsicles are instantly cooling and come in a variety of flavors. Don’t be surprised if your new goal is to try every single one this summer! Here’s more on how you can stay cool all summer long with one of these gourmet pops.
Most folks in Virginia will recognize the iconic King of Pops storefront, although this lovable business is usually handing out popsicles via their rainbow pushcarts.
Shown below, these party coolers signify that gourmet treats are on the premises. If you're wondering what makes these different than other treats, just wait until you peruse the different flavors available.
Cookies and Cream, Banana Pudding...these are just a few of the countless tasty varieties to choose from. King of Pops issues new flavors seasonally, so there's always something new and exciting to try.
Plus, there's truly nothing like enjoying a frozen popsicle in the summer to make you feel like a kid again. Especially with flavors as exciting as Birthday Cake.
So the next time you're walking around Richmond or another city that hosts these King of Pops pushcarts, you'll want to make a beeline to try one of these treats.
Have you ever sampled a King of Pops popsicle before? We’d love to hear your thoughts! King of Pops can be found all over Virginia, and for more information, you can visit their official website by clicking here.
Address: 3001 W Clay St, Richmond, VA 23230, USA
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A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
