Who Remembers "Tiger-Tiger" Orange/Licorice Ice Cream?

[scoots]

I came across a photo of an extinct Ice Cream: "Tiger-Tiger" - An orange matrix streaked with black licorice by Sani-Dairy.

I know nothing about this stuff, other than the graphics have a "Tony the Tiger-ish" vibe from the early 60's.

Does anybody remember it? Was it regional? Did you like it?

As a kid I hated licorice, but now it has an appeal to me.

-Let me know what y'all thought.

Bill

 

[arbilab]

If it had gotten this far south I would remember it.  I tried EVERYthing licorice flavored back then. 

We had our own regional dairies but nobody with that degree of imagination.

 

[ea56]

I don’t recall ever seeing this Orange/Licorice Stripped Ice Cream, but it sure looks good!  Now I’d like to run across some to try.

 

Eddie

 

[robbinsandmyers]

Must have been a regional thing. I dont ever remember this brand in CT

 

[maytagbear]

We summered in

the Muskoka Lakes region of Ontario Canada for most of the 1970s, and our nearest town, Bracebridge, had a independent ice cream stand, and they had a version, which they called "Tiger Tail." Ma liked it, my sister and I loved it. The licorice was real, but not overwhelming.

I would love to have it again.

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[jamiel]

Those graphics look a little "packaged" for a small little local dairy...I'd bet that the Licorice Ribbon company sold a package deal for noncompetitive dairies. However, have never seen it. Believe "Moose Tracks" started out life the same way.

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[petek]

Not that particular brand, but I do remember that flavor ice-cream back in the 60s/70's though I don't remember ever trying it because it seemed unappealing .

 

[kevin313]

I remember this flavor as being called “Tiger Tail” and I loved it! Haven’t seen it in years but would love to enjoy it again!

 

[circlew]

I don't remember an item like this in the grocery stores, but seems like I saw it at Old Town, which was an ice cream parlor we went to back in the late 60's - early 70's. I always got chocolate chip, coffee, or butter pecan, if I didn't get a hot fudge sundae.

 

[rp2813]

I've never seen this brand, but vaguely recall ice cream like this being sold around Halloween.