Fusion Select Crystal Rock Candy Sticks - Sweet Hard Sugar Lollipop Snacks with Strong Flavors - 12 Assorted Extra Large, Individually Wrapped Candies - Colored Buffet Treats & Party Favors for Kids

As a child, my grandfather would give me a quarter when he would visit from Pennsylvania to go to the candy store. I almost always bought rock candy. I told my grandchildren about the candy and was unable to adequately explain about it, and not able to find any anywhere. I found this rock candy on Amazon, as l do so many things, and l received it within a week. My grandchildren absolutely LOVED it. There was a variety of flavors so there was no arguing over it. I recommend that you purchase this if you're looking for rock candy

I love how they are packaged wrapped individually tight enough to where they won’t fall apart

The candy tasted ok, and it came nicely wrapped but there is not much candy on it at all. It is not a solid piece, the candy is on a paper straw. The straw goes right through to the top. The second you unwrap the wrapper, the candy crumbs/pieces fall off. If you bite it, it all falls apart. The rock candy suckered I used to purchase were solid rock candy all the way through. I would not recommend these to anyone unless you sit at a kitchen table to catch the mess.

We used these for my daughter’s birthday party with faux drinks. The table looked great with martini glasses and used these as stirrers, and we got little packs of cotton candy they could make cool drinks with. The girls loved them! They taste good and they look very pretty. We still have some left over and my daughters still eat them :-)

I remember getting rock candy for the first time when I was quite young, in the late 60s or early 70s. I fell in love with it! Back then, it was only on a string, and I don't recall it coming in flavors.Are these true rock candy? Yes, I suppose they are. As for the fruity flavors, though, sure, they have a little bit of flavor. But don't buy them if flavor is what you're looking for because the flavor is quite weak. My 14 year old granddaughter loved them, then again, she's never had rock candy in any other form.Before I bought these, I thought the paper straw as a handle is a great idea. That might be so for some folks, but getting at the candy with your mouth can be awkward. I found that snipping the straw a couple of times as I worked my way down helped.I will say, the individual wrapping is a great idea. Be sure to open them either over a trash can because a lot of little pieces fall off. Or, open them over something that will catch the little pieces so that you can eat them.Nowadays, you can buy rock candy in several forms and in several flavors. But I still prefer the plain ol' kind... on a string.

Bad idea. Paper stick and it's as big as a straw. So there's just a coating of rock candy and it is just solid candy around the stick.

So, I’ve been searching and buying all my favorite candies. Twist pops, fun-dip and rock candy. I gave this 3 stars because they’re not bad. What they are is broken pieces of lollipops passed off as rock candy! Yes, they taste very good. The paper stick is awful as well. Paper and suckers don’t mix! Think wet paper-yuk. I since found delicious genuine rock candy. Look for product with wooden sticks, typically with a ball of wood at end(s)

These are perfect if you want to insert the sticks into a stand of some sort. Most rock candy sticks have a ball on the tip of the handle making that impossible. These are brightly colored, individually wrapped, and delicious!