Dum Dum Original Mix Pops, 500 pcs.

Make your office POP!  

Brighten your customers' day with Dum-Dums. Up to sixteen flavors are included in each pack including delicious fruity flavors like Blu Raspberry, Fruit Punch, Watermelon, Pineapple, Cherry and Sour Apple. You’ll also find all-time favorites like Cream Soda, Root Beer and Butterscotch. And don’t forget the famous Mystery Flavor which will keep you guessing! New flavors are introduced every year. 

Great for Your Customers

Offer Dum-Dums to customers to make them feel welcome and appreciated, and to keep them happy while waiting. Dum-Dums are a great "thank you" to leave customers smiling. Dum-Dums come in a wide variety of flavors; everyone can find a favorite! These little pops are just the right size for all your customers, big and small. Dum-Dums® are made by Spangler®, a family company making family treats since 1906. Dum-Dums, Make Life POP!

Try All 16 Original Dum Dum Flavors

From the fruity goodness of Blu Raspberry, Cherry, Orange, Sour Apple, Pineapple, Peach-Mango, Grape, Strawberry, Watermelon, Lemon-Lime and Fruit Punch to the tantalizingly sweetness of Root Beer, Cream Soda, Bubblegum, Butterscotch and Cotton Candy, Dum Dum original pops boast a jaw-dropping 16 total flavors. And don't forget to look for the Mystery Flavor in this 500-count bag of Dum Dum lollipops! Which flavor will you try next?

How Were Dum Dum Original Pops Invented?

Dum Dum lollipops were created by the Akron Candy Co. of Ohio, in 1924. I.C. Bahr, the sales manager of the company, named the candy on a stick because he felt it was an easy-to-say, memorable name. Now owned by Spangler Candy, Dum Dums and their original Dum Dum flavors are still manufactured in Ohio, where enthusiasts may take a factory tour.

How Else Can I Enjoy Dum Dum Original Pops?

Top cupcakes or monster-themed birthday cake with Dum Dum Original Pops and adhere edible eyes to look like colorful eyeballs. To celebrate springtime, create a Dum Dum lollipop centerpiece by sticking the pops into a ceramic vessel of fake grass and jelly beans to look like a garden of colorful, sugary delights. Want to go super simple? Delight your kiddos' lunch boxes by including an extra-special dessert: Dum Dum lollipops.