Lollipop is a kind of candy food deeply loved by the general public. It was originally hard candy inserted on a small stick, and later many more delicious and fun varieties were developed. Not only children love to eat lollipops, but also some childlike adults. The types of lollipops are gel candy, hard candy, milk candy, chocolate and milk plus fruit.
The origin of the name
Lollypop also wrote lollipop, which first appeared in 1984 in the form of lolly-pop, indicating a small hard candy. Obviously, lollipops at that time did not have a stick like lollipops today.
There is no definite answer about the origin of lollypop, but many etymologists speculate that it originated from Lolly (tongue), a dialect in northern English. Perhaps it is because children like to lick lollipops with their tongues, and later lollipops have the meaning of lollipops.
Lollipop means "bang, shoot, pop music", but it originally means "short or small things". Lollipop is just a cheap snack.
In addition, because pop means "bang", much like the sound made when the bottle cap of a beverage containing carbon dioxide is opened, soda stands for "soda". Popsicle stands for popsicle and is called popsicle in Britain.