SAFETY
safety pops lollipops Spangler Swirl Saf-T-Pops, Assorted, 100 Count
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- Item model number
- ABC157
- UPC
- 030800400007
- Manufacturer
- safety
Key features
- The Saf-T-Pop lollipop is great for toddlers - also known as the "lollipop with the loop" and the "doctor's pop". It is the only pop with the fiber cord loop handle, and each pop is individually wrapped - handle and all!
- With a letter or number on the side, each pop is completely wrapped and has the trademark saf-t loop fiber cord handle!
- Swirl Saf-T-Pops come in the following flavors: Strawberry and Vanilla Swirl, Blueberry and Vanilla Swirl, Cherry and Vanilla Swirl, and Orange and Vanilla Swirl.
Specifications
| Package Dimensions | 8.2 x 7.2 x 3.3 inches; 1 Pounds |
|---|---|
| Item model number | ABC157 |
| UPC | 030800400007 |
| Manufacturer | safety |
| ASIN | B07K7TDBCJ |
About this product
Saf-T-Pops are the perfect treat for young children. With an enclosed pouch and safety loop handle - these lollipops give parents peace of mind. The Saf-T-Pop lollipop is great for toddlers - also known as the "lollipop with the loop" and the "doctor's pop". It is the only pop with the fiber cord loop handle, and each pop is individually wrapped - handle and all! Regular Saf-T-Pops come in Cherry, Grape, Orange, and Apple flavors. Swirl Saf-T-Pops in Strawberry & Vanilla, Orange &Vanilla, Cherry & Vanilla, and Blueberry & Vanilla. Saf-T-Pops were developed in the early 1940s by Carl W. Spohr of Chicago and Robert F. Bracke of Arlington Heights, Illinois. Curtiss Candy Company acquired the rights to Saf-T-Pops in the late 1940s. At this time, Curtiss was a division of Standard Brands, who also made the popular Baby Ruth candy bar. The idea for Saf-T-Pops, safety lollipops for toddlers with a flexible fiber loop handle, was originally created on April 7, 1942. Spangler Candy Company bought the machinery and trade name in 1978 from Curtiss Candy Company in Chicago and began production in 1979.
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