How do you call this kind of ice cream without cream in your country?

Ice lolly

That one particularly is a ROCKET lolly

Watericy (waterijsje)

Lody wodne. (water icecream)

Fruit ice

Wassereis

heladito

Paleta

Pic related is Wassereis though, at least for us

I don't think we have a word for non-cream popsicles. Eis am Stiel includes stuff like Magnum

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Picolé

Fellatio trainer

Ghiacchiolo. Not an ice cream, a ghiacciolo

Sorbet? But it's usually not on a stick.

we still call it ice cream (es krim)

Wassereis.
The creamy kind is "Speiseeis".

This one? RAKETENEIS!!!!

Without cream? If it's on a stick, it's called lučka no matter what kind it is.

Glace à l'eau - no cream, water sugar and juice
Sorbet - no cream either, but water sugar and 25% fruit
Glace - cream
Crème glacée - milk egg
So this would be a glace à l'eau

The $0.50 one

Sorbet is just puréed and frozen fruit I think.

Vergeltungsraketenwassereis V2

I wouldn't even be surprised.

Jäämehu, literally "ice juice"

isglass
literally ice ice cream

Wassereis

Polo

rocket ice

Icepop

Japan-tier translation

Ice lollies

We call that one particularly a torpedo

It's not our fault it's called ice cream in english

aisu candi (ice candy)

"vaisiniai ledai"
meaning "fruit ice"

Paleta helada

So there isn't a translation?

Helado de agua

アイスキャンディ

torta de jamón

This kind is called waterijs

and the name of this one is RAKET

bepis

looks like a dog penis

rocket lolly

Wassereis (Water ice)

cold on the cob

raketijs

Polo.

>Icelolly

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it's actually mehujää, juice ice