The assumption is that if enough fans of the ice cream bar request a return, Good Humor will consider firing up its Candy Center Crunch machines again, but no one knows for sure. Still, it isn't ...

Good Humor Ice Cream Truck, 1938 Good Humor, the well-known “ice cream on a stick,” was created by candy-maker Harry Burt in Youngstown, Ohio, in 1920. His first candy invention was the Jolly Boy ...

The story of Good Humor began in Youngstown, Ohio, during the infancy of the Roaring Twenties. Ice cream parlor owner and candy maker Harry Burt created a chocolate perfect for coating solid ice ...

Good Humor ice cream trucks await deployment in a parking lot in Chicago on Nov 20, 1978. For months he tried, but warm chocolate refused to stick to cold ice cream.

There’s nothing like enjoying a Chocolate Eclair from a Good Humor truck on a hot summer day; munching on the cake coating and vanilla ice cream in order to get to the fudge center. You know you ...

The driver's door of a 1967 Ford F 250 Good Humor Ice Cream truck owned by Maya Cigal of Redding, Conn., durng the Greenwich Concours d'Elegance at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park in Greenwich ...

When you think of your ice cream truck favorite, Good Humor bars likely come to mind immediately. The frozen treats are synonymous with the neighborhood truck driving through with its tinkling ...

There’s nothing like enjoying a Chocolate Eclair from a Good Humor truck on a hot summer day; munching on the cake coating and vanilla ice cream in order to get to the fudge center. You know you ...