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This is the cheapest chupa chups compare to others with a nice looking and useful tin can.
My grandchildren love chuppa chups- therefore I found this tin an excellent buy.
Nice lollipops but you are getting all the creamy flavours and no fruit ones.
Chupa Chups Nostalgia Tin (80pk)
In the early 1950s, Enric Bernat worked for an apple jam factory in northern Spain. In an effort to sweeten up life a little more, he proposed the idea of converting the place into a lollipop factory instead. Unfortunately, investors weren’t as sweet on the idea, and they left the business. Undeterred, he took over the company in 1958 and started making delicious candy anyways, naming it Chupa Chups after the Spanish word chupar (“to suck”). As a child, he would often get in trouble for leaving a sticky handed mess after eating his bon bons, so he decided to put the treats on a stick to aid young patrons everywhere.
Since then, Chupa Chups has expanded to include many dozens of flavors, and can be found in over 150 countries. Experience the creamiest of Chupa Chups with this Cremosa collection. This collectible tin contains 80 lollipops and features a post-modern art design!
Assorted Flavors:
Strawberries and Cream
Strawberry Yogurt
Mango Yogurt
Choco Vanilla
Collectible tin contains 80 Assorted Cremosa Chupa Chups Lollipops.