Assorted Flavors, Whistle Lollipops, Individually Wrapped Candy, 30 Count Showbox Case

These whistle lollipops are exactly what they sound like: sweet, sugary pops that double as a squeaky little “melody maker” once you figure out the angle. The result is a mix of sugar rush and instant backyard concert no one asked for.In my household, they’ve evolved into a legendary ritual. I hand one to my nieces every visit like a mischievous gatekeeper of joy, and they absolutely light up. First comes the candy excitement, then the whistle phase begins.It turns a simple treat into an experience—part snack and part toy.In the end its sugary fun with built-in sound effects and maximum kid approval. A solid choice if your goal is sticky smiles, questionable melodies, and being remembered as the fun uncle who weaponized candy into entertainment. I definitely recommend it.

I remembered loving these as a kid, so when I saw they were still available I bought them for my daughters class party. The kids LOVED them and they had a blast annoying the whole school. They are surprisingly loud and came with music that actually taught them to play a song. They are easy to use and they actually taste great too! You get a perfect variety of green, red, and blue and all are equally delicious.

My kids favorite candy, they still ask me to get more but I don't have the funds right now for this candy in my budget, they taste good, are fun, colorful variety, small and cute

This is the second year in a row that I bought these for goodie bags for a birthday party. They are a huge hit every time and the kids this year who remembered them from last year were instantly excited to see them. They’re going to be a party favor go-to for me for years to come!

We love these! My two kids are obsessed with these. They are easy to slide, actually make noise, and they liked the taste! They are a little hard for the 4 year old to use-- the stick is small so in his hand it's tough to hold, but my 7 yo can use them just fine. I like that it's a pack with multiple flavors too. They have wrappers with "music" on them so you can play it but the numbers are so small and hard to see on the stick so I'd say that's too hard to do. They have been fun for just making noise and the novelty hasn't worn off so far