You Know You Grew Up in NH if You Drank Kool-Aid Out of These

Tenley Prince took us on a stroll down memory lane by posting this photo in the "You grew up/lived in southern N.H./ME. seacoast if you remember" Facebook group. She captioned it:

"Saturday night as a child Jiffy pop cooked on the stove as a child as we drank Kool Aid in these tumblers while we watched tv."

It's funny how one photo can cause a million memories to come flooding back. The photo got almost 200 likes and TONS of comments. These tumblers were a little before my time but I learned a a lot about what they meant to people! According to my intel, here are some fun facts about these vintage drinking vessels.

They froze your fingers but kept all beverages the perfect icy temperature
They weren't exclusively for Kool Aid. People also drank fizzies or ZaRex (whoa! That's a deep cut!)
You could buy them in a 12 pack
As a kid, you knew which color you wanted/deserved. If you didn't get it, fights would ensue.
People either loved these tumblers or HATED them. The haters would complain about icy fingers or that it made everything you drank taste like metal!
Apparently, these are still available for purchase on Amazon.

I would probably have a similar nostalgic feeling if I saw a picture of one of those plastic bowls with a straw. The straw made it easier to drink the milk from your cereal or the broth from your soup! Do you remember those? My brother and I used to eat Ramen noodles out of these bowls and clog the straws on purpose with the noodles. *Sigh* those were the days.

Is there an item of drinkware or dishware that transports you to a simpler time?