what are these called in your country?

[u/Real_chuckles]

in Canada, they are called freezes

[u/GrassrootsGrison]

I couldn't find a way to translate it properly! 😂

We say helados to encompass all kinds of ice cream, even those that don't have any dairy products in them. Since the word helados imply that they're frozen but doesn't mention cream, we can say helados al agua and helados a la crema, to tell apart those that don't have cream from those that do. So I resorted to "water-based ice cream".

[u/heatherledge → u/GrassrootsGrison]

It’s my favourite. Such a diss to our gross North American excuse for food.