10p is a bargain for these lollies and thats if you buy them on their own. Buying them in the swizzels bag with all those other varieties can be even cheaper per sweet. The sheer enjoyment of these chewy sweets makes them a must for any childrens party. Kids (and I) love them especially as a prize for winning a party game. When i was young(er) i used to always try to go for a drumstic when offered a sweet for participating and i didnt particularly care if i didnt win pass the parcel, because it meant that i would be more likely to get a drumstick. The basic composition of a drumstick is a paper stick with a load of chewy sweet stuff at one end with a wax paper ...  Read the complete review

I've been eating Drumstick lollies for years but didn't realise the flavours in them were raspberry and milk until I came to write this review! I can see it now though! lol Drumsticks are big chewy sweets that have had a cardboard lolly stick pushed into the bottom. They are very sweet and chewy and I know a few people who have pulled out fillings and even teeth by eating one of these lollies! They are mega sweet and have got a yummy milky flavour that takes some of the sweetness off a bit. The lolly tastes and feels quite creamy to eat and once it's gone soft you can chew it up, careful though because the lolly will stretch like pizza cheese if ...  Read the complete review

Drumstick Lollys are one of the items I found in my Bumper Bag of sweeties that I just purchased at Tesco for only 85p. For my money I got a 240g bag of mixed sweets which are described as "an assortment of children's favourite sweets." Well, I don't have any children, I have to admit I bought this bag of sweets for myself. One of the sweets that comes with this is the Drumstick in Original Raspberry and Milk flavour. On the packet it is described as a chewy sweet lolly. They are made in England and contain no artificial colours. Each lolly is a little bit smaller than a box of matches. The packaging is striped green, yellow and red ...  Read the complete review

I have just recently been introduced to a real blast from the past in the shape of Drumsticks lollies, my wife came home from a visit to Costco with a huge tub of sweets for the grandkids and in it were these great lollies. You get many flavours of Drumstick lollies but after trying them all I have to say that my favourite is still the original Raspberry and milk flavour. The lolly is not a hard boiled lolly like most others instead it is a chewy lolly and basically like a giant chew on a stick, the raspberry and milk one has a red side and a cream coloured side, the red being raspberry and the creamy coloured side being the milk flavoured ...  Read the complete review

I have fond memories of these chewy lollies from my childhood and nowadays they come in a few different options with regards to flavour variations and also the size of the lollies but the original raspberry and milk flavour is still the best of the lot as far as I'm concerned. The lollies are chewy candy rather than hard candy and are rectangular in shape sitting on top of a thin white stick, the outer wrapper is yello and red hoops with he Drumstick name in green background with white writing. The actual lolly is a cream and red stripped affair and it is firmish but you can bite straight into it and it is quite chewy, the downside is that it does ...  Read the complete review