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how to make lollipops

how to make lollipops
 so my sister had to make lollipops for a experiment for school, i thought it would be a good idea to post a instructable about it

besides lollipops are awsome 
 
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ingredients:
 sugar
corn syrup or light corn syrup
cream of tartar 
flavoring of your choice
food coloring (optional)
citric acid (optional)
items:
nonstick sauce pan
wooden spoon
lollipop mold (must be metal)
lollipop sticks
candy thermometer
pastry brush
cooking spray (crisco/pam)
parchment paper
marble slab (cookie sheet will work just as good)
plastic wrap or cellophane wrap (optional)
cellophane tape,twist ties or ribbon (optional)
candy funnel (optional but useful)
measuring cups 
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23 comments
May 1, 2012. 5:19 PMAussieAnglerGal says:
would cirtric acid make them sour? mm..sour..
PS cool 'ible
May 1, 2012. 9:45 PMAussieAnglerGal says:
what could you use as a substitue for corn syrup?
i still can't find it over here
May 8, 2012. 8:34 PMAussieAnglerGal says:
thanks but i live in Australia so its impossible to find anywhere
May 8, 2012. 9:18 PMAussieAnglerGal says:
thanks, i think glucose syrup is similar :D
Oct 30, 2011. 7:43 PMlam says:
Thanks your posting.Could you tell me :
-Cream of tartar , it use for what.
Thanks again.
May 23, 2010. 10:14 AMsocalcovey says:
Hi,

So where can I get the metal molds?

Santos
Feb 25, 2011. 4:23 PMkoreg says:
You can also use tempered plastic molds made specifically for hard candy. Much cheaper !!!
Sep 16, 2010. 8:38 AMOkeekat says:
Does anyone know where to buy citric acid? I've checked craft shops, but haven't found it yet?
Feb 25, 2011. 4:22 PMkoreg says:
healthfood store bulk herb sections is where I have bought it in the past.
Sep 17, 2010. 6:06 PMOkeekat says:
Well, 'duh' to me! I'll check Publix. Never thought of that. Thank you! If not there I'll ASK next time I go to Michael's.
Sep 5, 2010. 12:34 AMdoubledeeday says:
these look like lots of fun to make with your kids, as long as they don't let you burn your fingers:)
Mar 20, 2010. 3:18 PMjavajunkie1976 says:
Has anyone ever tried making a BBQ sauce, hot sauce, bacon, etc. -flavored lollipops? I'm interested in making a gift basket for the stranger tastes of people.
Nov 9, 2009. 7:53 AMatombomb1945 says:
Nice and simple.  I like it.

You can make dual colored lollipops by pouring in a little bit of one color and letting it cool slightly, and then pouring in the next color.  You can use this to make two sides or small dots of color in a larger color.

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