Yum yum yum! I had one of these for the first time yesterday after years and years, and I don't know how I managed to stay away - although, I suppose it is a good thing or my teeth would have rotted away by now! In my local nightclub, the lovely toilet attendant in the men's loos sells the usual aftershave, chewing gum.... and Chupa Chups. Why? I have no idea, but he is on to a winner. I have spoken to him about this and he buys them in for about 8p each, and sells them to the drunk men for £1 a go - what a profit! I am sure he makes a tidy sum each night, considering the amount of guys who are seen dancing in the club with a white stick ...  Read the complete review

A smaller sized lolly than say, the Chupa Chup Giant, it makes for a quicker suck - good for a lolly in a hurry moment, if you ever find yourself in that situation. When Kipling wrote "If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run", I'm sure he meant for people to improve themselves or leave the world in a better place for them having been there, not for people to think "ooh, I've got a spare minute, where's my lolly?". Sorry, Rudyard, for twisting your prose into a sweet based metaphor, rather badly too. Anyhow, back on subject, the small (ish) size of the lolly makes it ideal if you are a ...  Read the complete review

Aside from Cojac people think lollies are for kids. But try one of these and you will resort to hiding them in the back of the highest cupboard or sucking them in the car by yourself. First discovered when i was a youth leader running a tuck shop I have been a fan for over 10 years. The flavour is consistantly good without being too sickly and they are delicious. There have been many incarnations of these over the past but the original strawberry still remains hugely popular. Personally I prefer cherry or apple but you will get to find your own facourite. there was a range of milk flavours and ones such as choco banana but they were more creamy ...  Read the complete review