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Lollipop Sticks help

pennypinchingmum
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May sound like a weird question but does anyone know where i can get lollipop sticks from? only my kids made chocolate lollipops for halloween and enjoyed it so much i want to make them for christmas but i bought a pack from supercook and it works out quite expensive so ony ideas on where to buy cheap sticks and christmas moulds?
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Lakeland definitely sell them because I bought some there (used them for toffeee apples this week). However, they might only stock them in the summer as they tend to change their stock frequently.0
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I've seen packets of wooden lolly sticks in The Works. They are in their craft section but I can't see why they can't be used for lollies-you could always check the packet to see if it says whether they are unsuitable for food use.0
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Have you had a look on ebay?
I haven't seen any packs in the £1 shops, but I will have a look next time I'm in one.Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no: 203.0 -
99p shops have them in their craft sections, Ive been usuing then from here for ages without any prolems0
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I've seen them in crosses the art shop.They probably have them at Hobbycraft too. Cant think where you would get christmas moulds though unless you have a catering supplies shop.0
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I've seen them in crosses the art shop.They probably have them at Hobbycraft too. Cant think where you would get christmas moulds though unless you have a catering supplies shop.
Lidl had them a couple of weeks ago, you might get lucky and find some left.Thanks to MSE, I am mortgage free!
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Cheeky but perhaps ask your local coffee shop if you can have a handful of wooden stirrers - would they work ??Scuzie:T
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Scout around outside any corner shop situated near a school, theres always loads on the floor:eek::DLife's a beach! Take your shoes off and feel the sand between your toes.0
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ebay item number 190169013308 100 lolly sticks for 69p and 1.59 postage. i would put a link on but not sure how???0
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