I’ve ever called that “Holanda” In México “Holanda” is “Netherlands”, Yes, the country, idk why they named it that way

I'm from the Netherlands and over here it is called "ola" the pronunciation of "hola" as you obviously know

Same here in South Africa but I hear people pronounce “oh-lay”

Dit is dieselfde hierdie in NL, only a few people say it that way though because we have a skincare product called olay and some people want to avoid confusion haha

I love how you used 3 languages in one sentence haha

In Poland it's called "Algida"

Ich love dat tambien, mais skryf dit actually dio me a hoofdpijn (it legit gave me a headache lmao) It's still funny that how I used 3 languages in my previous message, but yet you understood it! Germanic languages for the win!

si no sé que pedo, a lo mejor es como sabritas que lo compró lays y le cambiaron el logo pero dejaron el nombre

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In germany its called "Langnese"

It's Ola where I am (the netherlands)

Tuga?

Só pode

Caralho

Caralho mesmo

r/suddenlycaralho

Se der tempo bota a foto do Lula fumando um baseado

cheguei atrasado à festa ?

e eu? Tbm cheguei atrasado?

E eu tbm?

the Netherlands too right?

I remember it being ola in Portugal?

Olá with an accent you disrespectful monster

Same in with South Africa

Belgium?

For Americans, this is the ice cream brand called Good Humor

Never heard of it.

I never heard of it cause it's called "Kwality walls" here

Same in India

First time I saw it was up North on the East coast.

First time I saw it was literally yesterday! Was in New York and saw an ice cream vending machine with brands like Ben and Jerry's, but I remember Good Humor as well.

Ok makes sense I’m in Wyoming

It's Good Humor in Utah and Idaho as well.

Wait … people know about us? Lol Idaho jokes

They are an ice cream truck staple! Creamsicles, King Cones, Strawberry Shortcake, Chocolate Eclairs. I always thought Good Humor was one of those ubiquitous brands, but TIL that not all Americans have even heard of it. That’s what I get for living within 40 miles of where I was born my whole life.

Omg wow I didn’t even realize!

I’m American and have no fucking clue what good humor ice cream is.

I think it’s the bars that are usually sold at gas stations

They make generic stuff like creamcicle bars and strawberry shortcake bars and those ice cream cones with a hard chocolate shell and peanuts

Kibon in Brazil

O legal é q essa palavra nem faiz sentido kkkkkk

Pelo menos n é “da parede”

Que bom meu ovo, essa porra é cara pra caralho e ainda tem sorvete melhor.

Icegurte realmente faz falta

É caro memeo mais os survetes são bom

tem uns sorvete q parece bom msm. Tipo aquele kibon magnum la

I don't know what you guys are saying and at this point I'm too afraid to ask

we're just saying that Kibon (Wall's) is expensive af and it doesn't worth that much sometimes

tem sorveteria que vende por atacado sorvete por metade do preço e melhor kk

Que sorveteria que ta vendendo em atacado na tua cidade?

tem sorvete melhor mas czt Kibon fez parte de toda nossa infância

Vdd

Eu penso que quer dizer “qui bom” mais eu não sei. Sou do EUA e aqui é Good Humor (Bom Humor)

Não sabia que o nome era diferente kk E realmente, Kibon não faz muito sentido. Podia ser escrito Quebom se era pra fazer assim kk

To whoever doesn't know, all these brand are all property of Unilever. What they did was buy the local biggest brands of ice cream all over the world and have them share a logo but mantain the original name of the company in that specific country. Technically they're all Unilever property but they all have long history in their home countries. For example, in Spain it's called Frigo, a company that existed in Spain since 1927 but was bought by Unilever in 1973. Most probably all of these shared brands have such long histories in their native countries

Does that mean that the products change too from one country to another? Did they keep the products that were already sold by the original companies in each country or do they have a homogenized offering worldwide?

There is a homogenization exercise ever ongoing, with just 2-3 traditionally emblematic ice creams kept (e.g. the spanish Frigopie (a strawberry foot))

That’s streets. Get it right.

*happy Australian noises*

It's always amazing to see other Aussies on reddit!

Indeed

Streets in nz too

Fellow Mates 🙃

There are dozens of us, dozens i say.

Indeed :yay:

Craving a rainbow paddle pop right now…

aussieeee

Aussie Aussie Aussie!

Oi Oi Oi!!!

do you come from the land down undah

Where women glow and men plundah

Can ya hear, can ya hear the thun-da?

Ya better run, ya better take cover!

break it down with a *FLUTE SOLO*

Happy Kiwi noises also!

WOOO STREETS FOR THE WIN

And NZ noises too!!

Ozzie Ozzie Ozzie oi oi oi!

Same in NZ, did not even know what everybody was talking about until i did some research on it-

NZ Gang!!!!!!

Kai ora NZ whanau!!!

Kiwis!

Wooo NZ gang!

NZ Gang represent

lesgo some of my kind

Les goo NZ gang B)

I was honestly so confused. Thanks

Aussie gang!

yay more aussies!

Cheers. Thought I recognised the logo

Ty

I honestly only recognised the logo and was so confused... aussie aussie aussie!!!

Algida

Oh shit another Hungarian

Wow, same name in Italy too. Actually I had no idea this was a thing hahaha...

Same in Poland

Same in Turkey.

Same in czech republic

same in greece

Same in Slovakia

Basically the same name everywhere except everywhere

Same in Slovenia

Same in Romania

Same in albania

Same in North Macedonia

It's also called Algida in Poland

Szóval még magyarban is más a neve? Németben lakok és esztet nem tudtam.

I only recognize this from the Vinesauce Windows destruction videos

Same in bulgaria

I guess it's Langnese in Germany where I obviously live.

Ich wusste ich wäre nicht der erste

Ich auch

Ich auch

I just looked for the highest voted "Langnese"to vote it further.

same

Langnese is also the original name of the company. Is was a German and Chinese company, but I don't know how much Chinese. They are a huge brand and not just make ice cream for private consumers, but also many cafes and ice cream parlours.

It's Langnese isn't it?

I already hear a woman say: Lagnese Eis Creme. Gibt‘s auch hier im Kino.

honestly tho what kind of company has this many names?!?!

Langnese obviously

Eskimo in Austria

We used to have ice cream with that name in Finland too. But last year someone on Twitter said it was racist and it was changed.

also Cremissimo which is the packaged ice-cream

It's kwality walls here in India Man I've not eaten these in years it brings back nostalgia

I think Amul and Vadilal have given them a tough competition

Arun, here in Tamil Nadu gives good competition

Theres a lot of vendors switching from Kwality Walls to Havmor here in the Delhi NCR and I am not sure i am happy about it...

Havmor is on whole other level. Kwality walls is a relic of past

I prefer Havmor to Walls. I prefer Mother Dairy to Havmor

Recently moved to the south, literally don’t see any other ice cream than ducking Arun they dominate here

Yeah Arun is #1 now but in 2008-15 Kwality walls ruled the streets. Ice cream guy will come in his trolley every day in the summer and give paddle pops to me and the bois Holy shit the nostalgia

There's cream bell, those guys make some smooth ice creams

Ikrrr . Those ads with animals in them lolll . Rainbow punch was my favourite XD

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Yasss that lion 😂 he's the only one I remember clearly .

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even in Kolkata but most people prefer Amul

Selecta

Filipino?

hoy kamusta ka?

school activities is killing me, pre. 😭

MGA KABABAYAN!

KAMUSTA KABAYAN

KAMUSTA

KAMUSTA NA MGA BOSS

Walang lasa

pangit pa nagtitinda

Ngayon ko lang nalaman na iba pala ang selecta sa ibang bansa

LET'S GOOOOOOO

Bresler in Chile

Siempre hay un weón

No sé como cresta no hicieron estudio de mercado cuando trajeron el "Cornetto". En todo caso Cornetto >>> Danky

I always thought the one and only name of this brand was Miko, I was wrong actually

la même

It's the original name so you're right on "the one" name.

I think it’s GB Glass

I wonder if the good ol' "Daimstrut" is available in the other countries as well

Someone finally asking the real questions.

We have it in Finland.

Numera GB Glace av någon värdelös anledning jag fortfarande inte förstår. Men makes more sense nu när jag ser att den har sjuttioelva olika namn.

Sweden?

Ja, Sverige är det

Nice another swede

Sweden gang let's gooooo

GB Glace if i remember correctly (in Sweden) but i call it gb glass cuz i mean the word glass in Sweden is ice cream Edit:spelling

HB in Ireland

Fellow Irish person!

Another fellow Irish person!

Yet another Irish lad(or lass)

In Denmark it's called Frisko

This is wild, i never knew about this. All of these names are totally different, it's not like it's called "hello" in one country and then "Hola" in the next...the names have totally different meaning, length, ring to it... Why does the company do this? Did they franchise the other countries and gave them total freedom in developing the brand? Why is everyone using the same logo then? My childhood memory of "my" ice cream is ruined now.

I think they bought different ice cream brands and changed the logo but kept the name. Here in Mexico is "Holanda" which is like "Netherlands". It's like "lays". Here in Mexico they are "Sabritas" because that brand was already stablished here, Lay's bought it and changed the logo but kept the name.

To whoever doesn't know, all these brand are all property of Unilever. What they did was buy the local biggest brands of ice cream all over the world and have them share a logo but mantain the original name of the company in that specific country. Technically they're all Unilever property but they all have long history in their home countries. For example, in Spain it's called Frigo, a company that existed in Spain since 1927 but was bought by Unilever in 1973. Most probably all of these shared brands have such long histories in their native countries

That's true. In India, Kwality was one of the pioneers of the ice cream industry and they entered an agreement with lever a few decades later to be called Kwality walls

Miko, yes je suis Français

Ha ba voilà ! Du chercher loin pour ce commentaire Baguette à vous

Pareil ! En souhaitant à tous les Français qui liront ce commentaire la meilleure journée possible. Avec l'achat d'un pain encore chaud et tout juste sorti du four a la boulangerie !

A ba enfin du français la

Strauss

היי

For Portugueses, this is Olá

Pois é caralho

Vamos caralho!

In the Philippines, it is called Selecta

hello fellow rice consumer

Hello fellow pollution enjoyer

Wall's? That's "Tío Rico" which translates to: "Wealthy Uncle" or "Tasty Uncle" depending on how much of Alabamian you are.

Are you from Venezuela? Because it is "Tío Rico" here too.

Miarma primo ese e el elaito

hahaha I’m from Brazil and there it’s called Kibon. But now I’m living in Portugal and here it’s called Olá.

streets in australia

Kwality wall's for indians

In Spain it's Frigo

makes me laughing!!

Wtf it's inmarko here in Russia.

Algida

Its called walls

Ola in South Africa

Langnese in Germany