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?

In NH,I also remember Brownie Bars but I sure can't remember the company (Hood or Sealtest?) in the early & mid 60's, along with fudgicles, push-ups, creamsicles. Kids used to eat them every day after school. I also remember chocolate covered Twinkies, with a white squiggle on top, that nobody else seems to remember

I remember growing up in Montreal in the late 50's and sixties. Orange Sherbet with chocolate coating on a popsicle stick. They were called Space Bars! Oh I loved them. I want one now!!

i remember them in the1070's but I thought they were called Bananna splits.

Grade school 1960s,brownie bars,5 cents OMG!! The best ever!! Magic shell and orange sherbert, close your eyes and you are there! I grew up just outside of Boston.

I remember Brownie Bars and wished some one would make them now, I could make their company rich with my purchases. I'm from Mass. and think it was Sealtest that made them.

I loved that great combination of orange sherbet and really thin dark chocolate. I have written to several ice cream places suggesting they "re-invent" this incredibly delicious treat. No response which does puzzle me. It seems to be a no brainer to bring back such a favored treat. Was it just a NH thing? I spent all of my allowance buying Brownie Bars in Laconia NH. The package was brown and orange and I think it did have a Teddy Bear on it. I have made really fudgie brownies from scratch and topped them with orange sherbet ice cream. It was just a little too sweet though.

Does anyone remember Jets? The chocolate covered orange sherbet treat on a stick? I loved them. My daughter-in-law doesn't believe that they ever existed!

i think brownie bars must have been made in n.h. as my friends and i recall these treats fondly, but people from other parts of the country have no recall. last night i had orange sherbet with hot fudge and it was close but not the same.

My husband & I have been searching for years. He believes the name was Brownie Bears

I am also Canadian and growing up in Toronto in the 60's we also called them Jet Bars. They were delicious.

The ice cream truck just drove by playing its catchy music and all of a sudden I had an urge for a "Teddie Bear" Bar, orange sherbet covered with chocolate icing. A treat I loved growing up in Manchester NH in the 60's. So I went online to see if they are still made and I found this page. How cool. Unfortunately it seems they can no longer be found.

I too love them icecreams and i lived in manchester nh ,for some reason we called them brownie bars ,i still eat them,and tell my kids about them,,buy some magic shell choc,, pour over a big dish of orange sherbert icecream try it so yummy

OMG, I was just talking about these yesterday w/some friends who grew up in Manchester. We thought they were made by Hershey, but might be Hood? I think it was a NE thing...no one from out west knows what I'm talking about!

I grew up outside of Boston and now live in Rhode Island and no one jas ever heard of these. I. too, was begining to think I imagined these. I wish I had one right now!

i think they were called space bars

I grew up in Needham, Massachusetts in the 1960's. I used to eat a Brownie Bar almost every day during lunch at grammar school. Seems the only place you could buy them was in the cafeteria. The ice cream man never had them. They definitely had a bear on the wrapper...I think it was standing on its hind legs, holding & eating a Brownie Bar.

Bruce, I grew up in Montreal as well, and I remember these being called Space Bars. They are not the space bar that is sold today, these were chocolate covered orange sherbet and the wrapper was orange and white. I found something similar in the Tigre Geant store in Chateauguay, last summer!

This is too funny! Eating chocolate-covered orange jellies (as our office overflows with goodies) got me thinking about Brownie Bars. I have mentioned them to numerous folks over the years and, like so many commenters here, met with blank stares or accusations of faulty memory (nostalgia can be like that!). I grew up in south-central Maine and used to ride my bike to the local store, picking up "returnables" from the sides of my rural road to redeem for cash to be spent on Brownie Bars. Gotta try the sherbet/Magic Shell thing. Merry Christmas!

I went to Camp Notre Dame in Spofford NH from 1957 through 1959. We bought sold "Bronwnie Bars" at the canteen. They were orange sherbert covered with chocolate on a stick. I would love to have one today

Yes grammar school in NH they were for sure called Brownie Bars and they have such a memory for me.. I think they were 25 cents...we had Creamsicles too, must have been either a Hood or Sealtest product .. Yummy

They are called JETS or ICEBERG. They are hard to find.

Just talking about Jet Bars in New York tonight. We are from Toronto and loved Jets - yum. BRING BACK JETS!!!!!

I remember the Spacebars orange ice cream with chocolate coating, wish they were still around!!!!

Growing up in the 60's in Toronto, I thought (and still do) that these were the BEST ice cream bars ever made!!! They were called Jets. I sure wish they would come back.

I grew up SW of Boston. Brownie bars and Popsicles were 5 cents. Creamsicles were 10 cents. The Popsicles actually came on 2 sticks and could be broken down the middle. The store carried Sealtest so maybe they were the supplier.

Brownie Bars they were, in NH in the 60s & 70s. An amazing delight, far better than an ice cream covered bar. The astringency of the sherbet against the crunch of the chocolate was addictive. A fortune awaits the company that brings them back.

I also used to buy these in NH in the early 60's (at school and the neighborhood corner grocery, another very good thing of the past). I'm pretty sure Sealtest made them. They cost a nickel and they were the best!There was an ice cream parlor in Chapel Hill (where I live now) that had really great mint-dark chocolate chip orange sherbert, but sadly the place when out of business in the late 90's. It was a great combination - orange and dark chocolate. It's hard to understand why some variation of it isn't available anymore. Probably for the same reason you can't walk down to the corner to buy your groceries anymore.

Ah yes they were Brownie Bars. I grew up in Salem, MA . We could buy them on Fridays. The paper cover was orange and Brownie Bar was written in Brown Wood looking font with pointy ends. A log cabin look!

We called them "Soldier Boys" growing up in Toronto in the 50's and 60's, would love to find them again, someone should contact weight watchers, I bet these weren't nearly as bad as most of the stuff on the market now.

I found this site trying to find out what the name was of that great ice cream treat and as soon as I saw Jets I knew that was it. For some reason the word tiger paw also sticks in my head. Used to love them in the 60's. I can't believe no body makes them any more. They where soooo good.

Edy's just discontinued an orange sherbert with Dark chocolate in the half gallonish size. Too bad for them! Closest I've found to Brownie Bars!

Brownie Bars were a favorite treat while I was growing up in Massachusetts. They were sold in every local grocery store. They cost a nickle in the 60's and then went up to 7 cents. My husband was from the midwest and had never heard of them. I can't remember who made them but they sure were good.

Ihave been searching for Bars for years. after they disappeared from Montreal. Now in Ottawa, I found something identical by Iceberg. Check out the ice cream freezer in Giant Tiger. 12 per box, the box is blue. Enjoy!!!

RE: Brownie Bars aka Jets (chocolate covered orange sherbet on a stick) Hey everyone...I was looking around on the internet and I believe Foothills Creamery in Alberta Canada still makes them!

I also remember them but nobody else...Found out that Blakes Ice Cream has them...Second Street, Manchester, NH

I know they were Brownie Bars...orange sherbet covered in thin chocolate. They were sold at lunch at North Andover High, 60's. Wish I knew where I could find them.

They were called Teddy Bears and they were Chocolate covered Orange Sherbert on a stick. They were sold in our corner grocery store for little money. This was in the '60s and I have craved them ever since. Somebody has got to find these things!!!!!

Glad to hear other people remembering these. I wish they were still being sold....they were delish. As kids, we bought these every summer night from Bob the ice cream man who drove his truck through the neighborhoods of Winthrop MA

I loved them. I'm from Philadelphia, PA, and ate them in the 60's, but they weren't called "Space Bars, Brownie Bars, Jets or Teddy Bear Bars". They were just like you all described, and though I can't remember exactly,it was something like "Pixie Bars". Wish I knew where I could get them today.

I lived on the West Side of Manchester in the 60's and 70's and got brownie bars at the local store. What a treat! I wish someone would make them again

I had to google chocolate covered creamsicles because no one besides me remembered them. I thought it was an actual creamsicle coated in chocolate. Perhaps my memory is flawed. :) Does anyone remember it being a creamsicle?

I remember these too, I've searched for years for them. I also remember eating a raspberry chocolate dipped bar also! loved them

Brownie Bars were my favorite comfort food as a teenager in the '60's. I wish someone would make them again!!!!!

As a Canadian I LOVED 'Jets" as much as the rest of you...I have been enjoying Oragne Sherbet ice cream with chocolate 'Magic Shell' as a substitue for years. For all of you who are craving your favouite childhood treats I strongly suggest you pop out to your closest supermarket and give it a try, you will be in 'Brownie Bar' heaven in no time!!

Yes! I was just reminiscing about Space Bars from Montreal - chocolate covered orange sherbet. The best.

I remember the Brownie Bar chocolate covered orange sherbert on a stick by sealtest products, orange paper wrapper with brown bear on it, a nickel in the 60's. I'm from central Massachusetts. Growing up Sealtest was also are 1/2 gal brand.

I grew up in Southern Onterio adn we called them "Jets" as well! SO good!

They were sold by the name Space Bar or Bullet IN NEW YORK.I HAD THREE A DAY BACK IN THE 60'S AND 70'S, YES IT WAS THAT GOOD. Please bring it back whatever it is called.

Giant Tiger sell them. Made by Iceberg. Call them Orange Sorbet Bars. I remember them as Jetsicles back in the '70's in Ontario.

I remember Brownie bars as well. I am from NH too. I ate them as a child in the late 70s early 80s. Oh how I miss these. Were so yummy!

I grew up in Vermont in the 1950s and 60s and still live here. I remember Brownie Bars and have been looking for some. Guess I'll try the orange sherbert and chocolate trick mentioned above...a stickless Brownie bar-like thing in a dish. It just might satisfy my craving.

My husband Michael and I remember these chocolate covered sherbert bars on a stick as Jet Bars and they were amazing, in Jr. High '64 thru '67 they cost 5 cents, they were great. We purchased them when we were first married in the early 70's. They were much more expensive but well worth it. Someone should bring them back. Chapman's icecream should consider this.

Grew up in North Hartland,Vt.,just across the Conneticut river from N.H. In the 60's there was a little general store that sold Brownie Bars.Been looking for years.

These were the greatest and have never been topped. I seem to recall them around in the mid 1950's. When we went to our camp in New Hampshire we always went to the country store on those hot summer afternoons and bought ourselves some Brownie bars. One was never enough and at 5 cents they really outshined the 10 cent Chocolate Covered's. I can still invision those orange wrappers with the little bear on them. Why they aren't around anymore is a mystery to me. It was great buying a carton of them for home, but they sure didn't last long.

Jet bars are still made in Newfoundland and distributed buy a ice cream company in alberta

Yes, these were great treats - especially biking to our small, local, general store (Riverside Store) in Lebanon, NH after swimming at the municipal pool! They were in a mostly brown wrapper with white copy and a cute little bear in the middle of the front. All of the comments bring back those good memories with childhood friends. Never found these outside of New Hampshire and think of those delights on hot summer days. (If I remember correctly, there was a raspberry sherbet covered variety - maybe a later version - around 1968 or so.)

What can we do to make this happen? I'd love to see the Chocolate covered orange sherbet ice cream come back, whatever name it goes by. I live in NH and I still dream about these childhood tasty treats.

I remember eating these yummy bars when I lived in Hudson, Quebec, Canada back in the 50's. I couldn't remember the name of them but I can still taste them! I will definitely be trying the orange sherbet with magic shell! I really enjoyed all the posts on these incredible bars and it was certainly a stroll down memory lane!

I've been looking for someone that knows something about these lovely ice cream bars I enjoyed as a kid, and most folks said, nope, never heard of them, well there, we know they existed now, the wrapper was white with an orange bear on the front, the orange sherbert was covered in chocolate, and they were delicious, I loved them, never seen them again, not since a child, so their is a market for them!!!! Love it!

Man! I sure happy there are others out there that remember the famous Jets Bar. I'm from Toronto and had them as a kid - now that I have kids.... My daughter love orange sorbet and whenever we have it she says and Mommy had this sorbet dipped in chocolate and on a stick!!!! Who made these bars! It seems like only the ones who remember are those whom I grew up with. Should be a market out there for those orange and chocolate lovers!

I'm another 19602 Needhamite! We bought them at Sunnyfield Farm, a corner market near the Congo Church. I think we called them Brown Bears or Wooly Bears. wow those were good!

I too grew up in Manchester NH and could not wait for break time - went to Brown School and always bought Brownie Bars - they were the best and I wish someone would try making them again......heck they would make a fortune just from all of us born bck then - i was born in 56 so yup, right around kindergarden I started eating brownie bars.....I tried Edys orange sherbert with chocolate chips but it was not close - might give the sherbert with hot fudge a shot - had not thought of that one.........

I grew up in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. It was called a "Soldier Boy" and was one of my favourite treats. I still like to have orange sorbet with hard shell chocolate. Brings back memories!

I thought I was the only one who still craved and remembered Brownie Bars. To bring back old memories I make a hot fudge sundae using orange sherbert ice cream..not perfect, but it helps !!

I grew up in Downsview and Jet bars were my favortite treat. I also remember when creamcicles were orange and vanilla ice cream swirled together, not vanilla icecream in orange popcicle like today's.

Montreal in the 50's - the original Creamcicle! Creamy orange sherbert - chocolate coated! Years later Jets & then Space Bars, both with plain sherbert & now The NO NAME made by Iceberg! Saw them today at Mayrand, in the east end! $3.79 for 12 Too hot out to get some - wouldn't have made it home!

I went on line looking for these,. I use to look forward to them from the ice cream truck every afternoon.Ieven tried getting choc. Ice cream and a scoop of orange sherbert together to try and get that taste,just not the same. It would be nice if someone would make them again. They were the best.Brownie bars

We used to call them JET BARS in the 1970's in Toronto. They sold like crazy at Jarvis Collegiate Institute. They were SO GOOD! Micro-thin chocolate coating over Orange Sherbet. Absolutely NOTHING like them since. Some smart company will manufacture them and make a FORTUNE! Really miss those wonderful treats.

Yes!!! Massachusetts. We used to get a brownie bar after school and Lynch's on Main Street in Marlborough. Lynch's is long gone but the memory remains. We were in Florence Italy recently had had chocolate and orange gelato. Awesome, but it wasn't the same. New and old memories.

I used to get these with my dad, it was the best ice cream treat ever. I remember them being called big sherbs up here in Berlin NH. I think the place that sold them up here was called northland ice cream, but i could be wrong, as like everyone else has said, I wishe I could find one my mouth is watering just talking about it!!!

Well folks, I'm happy to report that I just left Blake's Ice Cream parlor on Main St. West side in Manchester, NH eating the closest to what we all remember as a Brownie Bar. They are not the org. But close. They are their own version, round 4" in diameter dipped in chocolate. They also make them in raspberry sherbet. Not the classic. I too remember the wrapper like it was yesterday. I drove home and this piqued my curiosity so I found this site and I'm happy I could share with people all over the country!! Priceless.

When visiting family in Torrance, Ontario in the 50’s and 60's my US $ yielded an extra 10 cents(!) at the small general store which I always spent on a Soldier Boy popsicle. Money well-spent! I keep telling people how good they were but, until now, never had anyone else say they had had one.

Anyone I tell about this Brownie bar look at me like I'm crazy! Miss it also!

Thanks Everyone! Used all your great leads . . . This will take you to the ICEBERG website that currently makes this amazing treat we all remember so fondly. www.lebelfoods.com/frozen-novelties/.../on.../orange-sorbet-bar.html On this website I clicked on "Retail Outlets" and found . . . "Products under the Originale Augustin and Iceberg brands are sold at all Costco locations in Canada. Originale Augustin and Iceberg frozen novelties and frozen yogurt are available at Loblaw and Provigo locations in Quebec. You will also find a wide range of products under the Original Augustin, Iceberg and Lowe brands at Giant Tiger locations in Quebec, Ontario and the Maritimes. Many other stores such as Mayrand, Pasquier, Aubut and some IGA also sells our products. Please contact us to find the merchant nearest you. We are proud to be certified Aliments préparés au Québec!" Happy Days are here Again!! :)

I remember these when I was growing up... Lol, in the 90's. the only place I could get them was in Newfoundland as Jet Or jetsicles. I live in southern Ontario and no sign of them here. Thank you so much for the link to the company. I can't wait to find out how I can get my hands on some. I keep trying to convince my parents to bring some back for me when they go visit.

They wer called "Jets" in Southern Ontario in the 70's. Today I have tried to re-create the flavour by serving orange sherbet topped with the chocolate "shell" coating you can buy in the ice cream sundae section of the grocery store...not the same as a "Jet" but close to it!

Finally, someone remembers Brownie Bars with the bear on the package. Grew up in NH and loved those bars. Loved Sealtest ice cream when at our camp in Maine. AHHHH memories:)

I grew up on the South Shore of Boston. I so miss "Brownie Bars" I think we should all get together and open a Brownie Bar company!!

I grew up in Epping NH and would buy them at the "cornor store". we couldn't wait for the deilvery. Do they still sell them?

They are available at Giant Tiger in Scarborough. Just had one and brings back such a wonderful childhood memory. Have read other links that people have found them at Giant Tiger in Montreal, so that seems to be the chain to check with for supply.

Hmmm, I grew up in New Jersey and what we had were called Wonder Bars. They were orange and raspberry sherbet on a stick dipped in chocolate. Some called them a Bullet Bar (because of their shape), and they were large! The Good Humor truck sold them back in the '60s.

we called them JETS (Ontario, Canada) and we loved them. We have looked for years but have never found them. I do have a tip.... buy some orange sherbet, put it in a dish and cover it with a chocolate topping that says it hardens.... it isn't as good, but it is close!!!!!

They were called "Teddy Bars". They had an orange lable with a pic of a teddy bear on the front. The bear and the words were in chocolate brown color on the orange wrapper. They were not jet bars. Jet bars were in the shape of a rocket in three flavors red white and blue. There were also push ups that had a round cardboard cylinder with a plastic stick sticking out the bottom so you could push the ice cream out the top. But teddy bars were called just that. People would mix up the name cuz there was a bear on the wrapper but the name was teddy bar.

I grew up near Concord, NH in the 60's and we called them Teddy Bars. I owned a country store later in life and we used to take Creamsicles and dip them in choc. ice cream dip and sell them. They weren't quite the same because the Creamsicle also has vanilla ice cream in them. Close but no Teddy.

I'm from Toronto, Canada and I remember the Jet Bar when I was a kid in the 60's. Orange sherbet on a stick covered with milk chocolate. It had a pointed shape like a jet. Best ice cream treat ever! Wish I had one now!

I grew up in S. Manchester, NH. My wife grew up on the West Side. We were both talking about this the other day. I thought they were Brownie Bars with a Teddie Bear on the wrapper. She doesn't think that was the name. Loved them. Were they from Desrochiers?

In Massachusetts they were called "Brownie Bars". I loved them and consumed lots of them over many years.

OK...after reading all of these comments I am dying for a BROWNIE BAR right now!!! The are called BROWNIE BARS (hence the bear on the package)!!! I remember eating them at White Lake in Ossippe NH and they are the BEST!! I am now on a mission to star a company and make them again!!LOL ...anyone in with me??? Anyone know where we can get some venture capital?

My memory not being that good , I was thinking it was a company called a e borden ?? brownie bars were the best , Manchester nh , west side .

Since Sherbet Ice Cream has been around for many generations, and Ice cream Companies know how to make it. Why not contact some of them and have them make the Sherbet into bars or blocks and coat them with chocolate. Since I have milk alergies and can't eat ice cream, but I can Sherbet. I would be first in line to buy them if they were avaliable in northern Ohio.

Looks like Lebel the company in Quebec that was the supplier for Giant Tiger has been taken over by Scotsburn in March 2014 so who knows what is happening with Iceberg.

Chapmans Ice cream has one with Orange sherbet covered half in chocolate. They are called Tiger paws....Sold at Walmart...close to the old school Jets but still not the same.

Oh my! I remember those bars - I LOVED them also! They were the best! Nothing compares. Summers in NH and Brownie Bars! Yum

I grew up in Manchester, NH 70's and I always thought they were called Teddy Bear Bars. Yummy

Anyone remember an a vanilla and orange swirl ice cream that was on a plastic stick and you'd discover a figure of something upon finishing the ice cream? Driving us nuts thinking of what they were called. Someone thought it might be a Jolly Roger?

In Australia, I think they were called Chorango Kid. I remember them too, from the early 70s. Could never forget.

Randy....I was talking to a friend a couple of days ago about orange sherbet bars half coated in milk chocolate I found at Walmart. Not the same as the Jet Bars we had in the 70s She mentioned the orange and vanilla swirl ice cream on a plastic stick with a figure. I am from Oshawa in southern Ontario. Here the Good Humor truck sold them under the name Buried Treasure. I miss both.

Buried Treasure was a creamsicle / sherbet combination, round ice cream on a plastic stick. Once you ate the ice cream, it revealed a character on the plastic stick. Jet bars were orange sherbet with chocolate outside. Similar to a popsicle. Very popular in Toronto when growing up. Believe Borden's made them.........

never tried these, but I remember something called a Cherry Bomb from the ice cream truck. it was chocolate covered vanilla ice cream with a cherry sorbet center on a stick. I think this treat fell victim to the red food coloring ban in the late seventies

Grew up in Salem, Mass...loved Brownie Bars with the bear on the wrapper...remember them in the 50's and 60's. I moved to Florida and when I came back 6 years later they were gone. Forgot all about them...they were my favorite...In New England I think they were distributed by H P Hood

Chapman's ice cream has a product called Tiger's Paw. It comes pretty close to Jets!

Grew up in North Conway, NH in the 60s -loved the Brownie Bar! Thanks for the memories everyone! Orange and brown wrapper with logs. Loved these and will try to find one (from the info above) when I return to NH and MA after 40 years of moving away.

I grew up in Walpole,MA and bought those delicious Brownie Bars at Barnes General Store. Love love love that chocolate covered sherbert ice cream bars.

In the mid fifties in Ottawa Ontario we ate a Soldier Boy bar every chance we could. An orange sherbet bar covered in chocolate for 5 cents. Don't remember who made them. Today, Chapman's has a similar bar called a Tiger Paw, sold at Sobeys in Kanata.

I loved these growing up in the sixties I would tell my friends about them and they never heard of them....so glad to he found this link...the were so good

I grew up in Salem, MA in the 50's and 60's and I loved these. Moved to FL and Edy's ice cream use to have and orange sherbet with dark chocolate chunks. I was so happy to find that then they discontinued that. Now I buy orange sherbet and the chips and make my own.

I grew up in Lee, NH. We called them teddy bars and I am still thinking about them 50 some years later!

I remember then as Brownie Bars in an orange and white wrapper. Used to buy them at our local corner store Artie Lou's in Manchester, NH

My husband and I both grew up in Manchester, NH and to this day we still talk about these Brownie Bar ice cream bars. I remember in Kindergarten at Webster School they had the freezer in the basement and we'd pay our $.25 and be able to get them out of this freezer. I loved reading the stories above because orange sherbet and chocolate was the perfect match and the only place that I know that used to make these comparable is Blakes on the west side. My Dad owned Temple Food Market on the south end of Elm st but I only recall being able to get this frozen yummy at school. I did reach out to Dove chocolate years ago and requested they make this. Klondike should too. Thanks for the page and all the great comments

Brownie Bars!!! Remember them well. I grew up n Barrington NH and we used to hut "tonic" bottles on the side of the road and turn them in for deposit at Calef's store and use the money to buy Brownie Bars.

I had brownie bars in Cambridge MA I the 1950s I got them from the Pony Boy. Haven't been able to find them any where now. Maybe we should tell Ben and jerry's to come up with this combo.

I remember these. In the 60-70's we called'em Space Bars

FINALLY!!! After all these years of remembering this ice cream treat ( sherbert) I found someone who knows of them named like I did,' H- BARS! They had a brown wrapper with orange letters as I recall. Ate them in Grafton Cty...( Lebanon,Hanover,Etna,and near the Why. Mtns.I thought it was Sealtest or Hood,but no clue now...I enjoyed these in the 60's,and something similar in the70's or early 80's,which were not quite the same,but tasted great anyway! Oakhurst Dairy Farms had a ice cream counter that featured a Mandarin Chocolate ice cream/sherbert that was pretty close to the flavor of the H-Bar... I would just get a really super orange flavored high quality sherbert ,melt some good dark chocolate,and spoon it over and refreeze...Yum!! I also thought I was imagining the name..I don't recall it being called a Brownie Bar however.. Thanks to this site for posting, I would have been thinking I was the only one out there. And YES!? Why doesn't an ice cream maker make these excellent frozen treats???? If I had the money,I sure would!!! :-) Happiness is a H- Bar filled freezer!!!

Wow. I can't believe so many other people loved these as well. I recall these as being called "Jets". That delicious orange sherbet and chocolate coating. I grew up in Toronto and started eating these in the late 60's and early 70's. I live in Alberta now and have searched everywhere but still can't find this wonderful treat.

Yep, Brownie Bars were a nickel. Orange sherbet covered in chocolate on a popsicle stick. Wrapper was orange with a bear on it.

Teddy bear bars

Soldier Boys in Toronto - a taste of summer, a taste of youth! Loved them

Had delicious brownie bars in the school cafeteria for a nickel and the wrapper had a little bear on it, they were so good wish I could have one now!

grew up in southern in the 60's and 70's Ontario, St. Catharine's and loved these bars I remember as JET bars orange sherbet covered in chocolate wish I had one now! Cream cycles and others just never filled this void of flavor !

Magic shell and orange sherbet try it

Hi Judy in R.I. again! That sherbet from Edy’s that’s called Swiss Orange and is made up of orange sherbet with dark chocolate chips I discussed in my prior comment? If you’d like to phone customer service and urge them to make this fine substitute for the Brownie Bar- call Edy’s @ 888-590-3397 toll free. thanks all!!

I too grew up in the 50s and 60s loving those orange sherbet choc-covered bars and have missed them so! I also called diff. major ice cream companies trying to get them interested in making them but they all ignored me, don't think anyone responded at all. At least now Magnum has double raspberry, and strawberry cream! The rasp. is excellent. It is ice cream rather than sherbet. I wrote them to ask if they would consider orange sherbet- so keep an eye out...who knows!!? I believe Hood was the MA. company who made the orange sherbet bars. Had them at camp in NH one summer and ate them like they were going out of style! I echo the sentiment of why no one will make them when they were such a hit! Wish I had an answer...

I remember those as Brownie Bars. I grew up in Hampstead NH and the grocery store my mother took us to for our weekly shopping was like the size of today's convenience stores. We were on occasion allowed a treat and I always chose the Brownie Bar, the orange sherbert and chocolate was a great combination and I loved the bear on the wrapper which I believe were made by Sealtest. I wish someone would bring them back.

I wish I could find these again, we used to get them at lunch in the high school cafeteria and the wrapper had a brown bear on it they were delicious!

Absolutley loved "Jets" - they were orange sherbert covered with chocolate on a stick; grew up in Southern Ontario, St. Catharines to be exact in the 60's. They were the best.

In Manchester, NH, we could actually get Brownie Bars from Goldenrod or Blake's but no longer... It seemed to me this would be a natural for a Klondike Bar but I was rebuffed when I wrote the company.

I was talking about Brownie Bars the other day!! Used to get them every summer when we went to Papoose Pond in N Waterford, ME - that was back in the late 70’s into the very early 80’s! Really wish I could find them again!

Go to Blake’s in Manchester and Bedford, NH!!!!! They make an even more wonderful version of brownie bars with their own sherbet which has flecks off orange covered in thick delicious dark chocolate. They are big and round and in a stick. They are pre-made and kept in their chest freezer

I remember them well! I found something similar that can be ordered from Walmart.com. I submitted a link where it was requested above

These were my absolute favorite ice cream treat growing up. I would by them by the case if I found them again! My best effort at matching the taste is a bowl of orange sherbet covered in chocolate sprinkles

I remember Brownie Bars. I grew up in Methuen, Mass. and had them probably late 50's.