Lollipops

Küfa produces more than 30 different lollipops(also known as lollies) from piece weight 3 g up to 30 g in many shapes, colors and flavors.

From the popular small stem cherries (also available in 100 g bags) to ball lollipops (sherbet ball, Alster, soda, and KiBa lollipops) to large figurative lollipops.

Specialties such as the well-known round/round lollipops with figurative stems, Frisian lollipops with salmiak pastilles (also known as salmi lollipops or chocolate salmi lollipops) in a chocolate coating and bubble pops with colorful chewing gum balls round out the program.

By the way, the widely circulated story of a very well-known manufacturer about the invention of the lollipop is easily refutable. It is claimed that the founder of the company invented the lolly in the 1950s when he stuck a fork into a piece of candy. The founder of the Küfa plant Paul Küstermann jr. started producing cherry lollipops and gyro lollipops as early as the 1930s.