In a mashup that few saw coming, consumers can now get their hands on ICEE Bath Bombs that will make your tub look and smell like your favorite childhood beverage.
The new ICEE Bath Bombs were recently spotted on Instagram at Dollar General. According to the packaging, there are three bath bombs in each pack and each is designed to look and smell like a different drink. The new bath bomb varieties include a muted yellow Lemonade, a pink-tinged Cherry, and a sky blue Blue Raspberry. Despite the delicious-sounding names, the new bath bombs are not edible and should instead be used to make your bath water look and smell like an ICEE drink. Just to be extra clear, the packaging even reads, "Bath fizzies are not a food product."
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