It’s a push pop.
I used to have these as a kid
It doesn’t taste as good as I remember
I think my taste buds have grown a tolerance to them and now need the more modern sweets that have more yummy synthetic chemicals in them lol
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cool…made me remember cherry laffy taffy. man, it came in this long tube and was delicious…don’t see it anymore dangit…along with marathon bars…caramel loops in a candy bar covered in chocolate. omg the memories come back now.
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I remember once in a store my daughter really wanted one. It was called a Triple Power Push Pop.
“Good Lord, Ashlyn, why do you need this much sugar? You’ll vibrate through a wall.”
“But DAAAAAADD! It’s triple power!!!”
I wound up buying it for her. She used Bambii eyes on me.
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Omg my kids still love those. My second youngest is obsessed with ring pops. Do you know those? I’m just like 
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Yeah, I do. Now I want one. Darn it.
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They look ridiculous when sucking on them. I banned them during the kids online classes cause no one needs to see that. 
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Haha
Yea they look fun!! Ring pops. I don’t think they’re well known here.
I would prefer ring pop.
The push pop gets liquid dropping down it, my saliva. Where you push. 
Lol, she has the power of persuasion
@Zoe here in the US you can buy little candy cans that look like waste barrels and they are called Toxic Waste. My boys swear they are the best for super sour candy. It’s like a powder you dump in your mouth. The things we buy for our loved ones and ourselves.
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I tried this one I think it was…
It was too sour, I had to chuck it.
Your boys are strong to handle it.
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I used to love these extremly sour lollies as a kid that were called warheads. So intense!
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I once got some locally made sour lollies called 'cry babies ’ they were so sour that they made my tongue bleed.
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