From the Package ALL FLAVORS CONTAIN: SUGAR, CORN SYRUP, LACTIC ACID, SODIUM LACTATE. ADDITIONALLY: BLUE RASPBERRY: ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR, BLUE 1. STRAWBERRY: NATURAL & ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS, RED 3, BLUE 1. WATERMELON: ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR, TURMERIC (COLOR), BLUE 1.

Ring Pops were invented in 1979 by a man named Frank Richards who was a product engineer at the Topps Company. He wanted to help his daughter in breaking her unsavoury thumb-sucking habit, so he invented the Ring Pop as a treat to eliminate her childish addiction.

Hard Candy Lollipop with unique gem shape.

dad Frank Richards Ring Pops were invented in 1977 by engineer and dad Frank Richards to break his daughter's thumb-sucking habit. Fun and nostalgic, these wearable candies are great for kid's parties.

Ingredients: Sugar, corn syrup, buffered lactic acid, artificial flavors, pear juice concentrate, blue 1, natural and artificial flavor, red 3, red 40 lake, blue 1 lake, titanium dioxide, yellow 5 lake. Ingredients and nutritional information provided by manufacturer and considered accurate at time of posting.

Instead of throwing it away, you can use to make your own candy snacks. Best of all, you only need three ingredients: watermelon rinds, water, and sugar. It's not only great to enjoy them as snacks but also makes a nice gift to give to friends or family.

Ring Pops were the hottest form of edible bling in the '80s and '90s. They launched in 1980, and still come in flavors including cherry, watermelon, lime, and cotton candy bubble gum. Find all of these varieties in select grocery stores and on Amazon.

Siminoff, now Ring's chief inventor, was tinkering in his Los Angeles garage when he realized he kept missing deliveries because he couldn't hear the doorbell. Siminoff searched online for a doorbell that could connect to his smartphone. When he came up empty, he built one himself.

Traditionally American Candy from the early 1980s, Ring Pop is now a global retro sweets brand bringing smiles to consumers all over the world.

And take them upside down along a hanging conveyor. The Ring Pop passed single-file. Down a conveyor. For a quality check that ensures they are oriented properly for packaging.

If you've ever wished for gaudy jewelry that was edible too, you've probably wondered, "Are Ring Pops vegan?" Fortunately for your jewelry-candy needs, Ring Pops are generally considered vegan. In fact, over the years, Ring Pops have been included on many lists of vegan-friendly candies.

The kids love these ring pops especially when they change colors and their mouths match the pop. 7 guests found this review helpful.

Watermelon Candy Flavours: Watermelon, Cotton Candy The taste of fresh ripe watermelon fills the mouth while the sweet candy undertone accentuates the flavour and expands it into a delicious candy sweet melon that works really well.