These were absolutly the best Ice cream Bars I ever ate, you don't happen to know where to get them anymore? Or who we can interest in making them again Brt6Barb@aol.com

Brownie Bars (made with orange sherbert and chocolate coated on a stick) were sold in our school cafeteria for 5 cents each during the mid 1960s. I ate one after lunch every single day! I loved them and would love to know where I could find them today.

I was beginning to think I had imagined these wonderful treats! None of my childhood friends could recall them and I couldn't find any results on Google for "Brownie Bars" other thsn actusl brownie recipes. I feared that ,perhaps, I had devoured the entire supply of these delicious confections in the 1960's and no one would ever know about them. Thanks for the comments.

I can't tell you how many times I have longed for these! Brownie Bars were SO good. I am assuming the company that made them went out of business. I think it was a company out of Mass., maybe Boston. Or was it Hood? SOME ice cream manufacturer should get started on them again though. They'd make a killing.

Brownie Bars were the best. They had a picture of a bear on the wrapper. I would buy those instead of lunch some days.

I remember Brownie Bars. In NH when I was growing up we also had H-Bars which had the orange sherbet inside and chocolate outside. They were my favorite ice cream bar. Here's a little secret on how to enjoy that flavor today but I warn you, it's addictive! Buy your favorite orange sherbet and some milk chololate Magic Shell. Scoop the sherbet into a bowl and cover with the Magic shell. I also brought a cake to work today that I call a "Brownie Bar" cake that is dark chocolate with an orange cream icing. It was an experiement and came pretty close to capturing that flavor we remember from our childhood.

I too have wonderful memories of eating these in NH as a kid, and have met with blank stares when reminiscing about them. Glad to hear didn't make it up.

I grew up in Montreal in the 50's and 60's and we had a local Sealtest dairy that sold chocolate-covered orange sherbet on a stick, but I remember them being called "Soldier Boys"; does that name ring a bell with anyone else? They were pretty tasty!

I remember them into the 70's. My wife would crave them during her first pregnancy in 1973 at Old Orchard Beach, Maine

Canadian here... Late 70's early 80's we had an item called a "Jet Bar" same make-up of Orange Sherbet/popsicle with chocolate coating... heard of it?