Has anybody had any luck finding these? No? Okay 😩

I recently embarked on a quest to find Bang's Frozen Root Beer & Vanilla Ice Cream Float tubes, the nostalgic treat packed in 24 fl oz (1 pt 8 fl oz) tubs containing 8 individual tubes, perfect for homemade floats. After checking multiple local grocery stores and specialty ice cream shops, I found that these tubs are sometimes hidden in the frozen dessert aisle, often near other novelty ice cream products. One helpful tip is to ask store staff about their inventory schedules or if the product can be ordered specially. Online retailers or local mom-and-pop stores with frozen dessert sections may also carry them, although stock can be spotty. The packaging includes classic branding from Bang's and Barg’s and dates back to a firm legacy since 1898, giving you a taste of authentic frozen root beer float flavors. Many fans like me appreciate the convenience of individually packed ice cream tubes that thaw quickly yet deliver the rich vanilla ice cream and root beer taste. If you love root beer floats and want an easy way to enjoy this treat anytime, keep an eye out for these tubs, especially in summer months. Sharing this find online among root beer float enthusiasts has been a great way to discover new stockists and enjoy this frozen specialty. Don't give up, the search is part of the fun, and nothing beats making a classic root beer float at home with these delicious, ready-to-serve frozen tubes.