Help, help, I need a lollipop!

Lollipop is a large, flat, round boiled sweet pn the end of a stick.

The first lollipop was made by cave people and it was honey on a stick. In the 17th Century, the English people boiled sugar treats and inserted sticks in them to make them easier to eat, they where a soft version of a lollipop. Lollipop literally means ‘Tongue slap’.

Most lollipop are eaten at a room temperature. There are frozen water based lollipop called ice lollipop” or “ ice lollies”. Similar confectioneries on a stick can also be made of ice cream, often with a flavoured coating, but they are usually called by this name. Some lollipop contain fillings, such as bubble gum or a soft candy.

Lollipop can also have medicinal effects. Some lollipop have been marketed for use as diet aids. Lollipop are available in a number of colours, particularly fruits. Ones with lots companies producing lollipop, they come in dozens of flavours and in many different shapes. The range from small ones which be brought by hundreds and are often given away for free at banks, barbershops, and other locations.

Lollipops are ymmmy and kids enjoy it. However it is not good to have too many as it causes decays and can rot your teeth.

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