I sit atop a crunchy waffle cone and melt when the summer sun gets hot. Children love to lick me before I drip onto the sidewalk. What am I?
Ice cream
The clues point directly to a popular frozen summer treat that melts under hot weather. The phrase waffle throne refers to a waffle cone, and the act of licking describes how people eat ice cream before it melts away.
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