Discover Life Savers Swirled Lollipops , iconic American lollipops that combine the legendary Life Savers lifebuoy design with a delicious , creamy swirl ! Each lollipop features a mesmerizing spiral blending a tangy fruit flavor with a vanilla hard candy base. The result? A burst of retro flavors reminiscent of the best old-school American sweets!

This bag contains 20 individually wrapped lollipops , perfect for birthdays, Halloween, Easter egg hunts, Valentine's Day, or simply for filling a pretty candy jar. The four "fruit & cream" flavors included are: Cherry Vanilla , Strawberry Vanilla , Blueberry Vanilla , and Orange Vanilla . Each intense fruity flavor is balanced by the smooth sweetness of vanilla.

The ingredients are simple: sugar, corn syrup, citric acid, natural and artificial flavors, and colors (Red 40, Yellow 6, Blue 1). Free from peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, wheat, and gluten – made on dedicated equipment. Lollipop size: approximately 3 cm in diameter on a 7.5 cm stick.

Tip : These swirl lollipops are perfect for decorating candy bars at weddings or baby showers thanks to their bright colors and vintage look! Children also love handing them out during school candy distributions. The swirled "fruit + cream" design is reminiscent of the famous Creme Savers, another cult candy from the Life Savers range.

About Life Savers : The Life Savers brand was born in 1912 in Garrettsville, Ohio , created by Clarence Crane , a chocolatier who was looking for a candy that could withstand the summer heat (unlike his chocolates, which melted!). He was inspired by pharmacists' pill dispensers to create round lozenges with a hole in the center—resembling lifebuoys . Ironically, the candy was launched the same year as the sinking of the Titanic! In 1913 , Crane sold the brand to Edward John Noble for only $2,900 . Noble revolutionized packaging by replacing cardboard rolls (which allowed the candies to soften) with foil wrappers to maintain freshness. The first flavor, Pep-O-Mint , was followed by fruity flavors in 1921 , and then the famous Five Flavors roll in 1935 . During World War II , other American candy manufacturers donated their sugar rations to maintain production of Life Savers for soldiers – 23 million boxes were included in military rations! The brand has passed through several owners: Beech-Nut (1956), ER Squibb (1968), Nabisco (1981), Kraft Foods (2000), Wrigley (2004 for $1.48 billion), and finally