i want to write on lollipops. i don't know what to use for it.?

Answer 1

you could get one of those tubes of stiff icing with a tiny tip and let it harden or make your own royal icing and put it ina plastic bag and cut off the end and use that as a tip.

Answer 2

A lollipop, or lolly, is a type of confectionery consisting mainly of hardened, flavoured sucrose with corn syrup mounted on a stick and intended for sucking or licking. In many regions of the United States (primarily the South and Midwest), the term "sucker" is used interchangeably with or instead of "lollipop". In these areas, the term "lollipop" is often applied to candy that is disc-shaped, while "sucker" is applied to candy that is spherical. Lollipops come in a variety of flavors from cherry, grape and orange to watermelon and green apple. In Europe, especially the Nordic countries, Germany and the Netherlands, salmiakki-flavoured lollipops are also available, but these are largely unknown to the USA. With numerous companies producing lollipops, the candy now comes in dozens of flavors.

They were first commercially manufactured on a large scale in the 1920s. Some lollipops contain fillings, such as bubble gum (Blow Pops) or Tootsie Rolls (Tootsie Pops). Notable brand names include Chupa Chups and DumDums.

The term "lollipop" was first recorded in England in 1769 (Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 1973), denoting a sweetmeat consisting chiefly of sugar or treacle. The first element is perhaps related to "loll", meaning "to dangle" (as in a tongue) — "lolly" was also a northern dialect word for the tongue, although this may in fact be derived onomatopoeically from the mouth sounds associated with sucking and licking.

The origin of the lollipop has yet to be determined. Both Racine, Wisconsin and San Francisco, California, claim that they made the first automatic lollipop maker.

Answer 3

Pinch a kids non - toxic marker....atleast it wont kill you, hopeful;ly thye lolly will override what ever taste the non - toxiic marker is. Kids like em both..lollies and texta's....maybe the red texta is strawberry, green for apple. Ok

Answer 4

Try food dyed corn syrup.

Or go to a candy supply store & ask for candy piping or cake decorating supplies.

Answer 5

You can buy food coloring markers a local bakery supply store and sometimes local craft stores carry them as well.

Answer 6

Food dye might work I'm not really sure

Answer 7

royal icing

Answer 8

white out