It's National Lollipop Day

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Happy National Lollipop Day!
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 National Lollipop Day celebrates the invention of the lollipop, how it brightens every childhood and makes everyone happy!

In the Midwest of America, they are known as suckers! 

Lollipops usually consist of hardened sugar and corn syrup with added flavoring. 

They are mounted on a stick and intended for licking or sucking. 

Lollipops come in dozens of flavors, colors, and shapes. 

Sometimes they contain fillings, such as a soft candy or bubble gum.

Do you remember this TV commercial?
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👉Toostie pops 👈 have always been by favorite type of sucker.

What is your favorite lollipop or sucker?

My sister liked 👉 Charms👈 because they have bubble gum in the middle.


Everyone has gotten at least one 
👉Dum Dum👈 sucker in their Halloween bag! 

I don't mind the root beer ones! 😊


National Lollipop Day is the perfect occasion to enjoy the confectionery that reminds most of us of childhood. 

Grab a lollipop to celebrate and buy some for your family and friends, too!

Also,

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