I’m Sweet and Cold, and I Have a Stick to Hold — What Am I?

This riddle describes a favorite frozen treat.

It is sweet, served cold, and usually comes attached to a small wooden stick that makes it easy to hold.

Answer: A popsicle.

The combination of sweetness, cold temperature, and the stick gives away the answer. Depending on where you live, it may also be called an ice pop.

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