Astro Pops Lollipops All Candy/Eda's Sugarfree Candy/Eda's Sugarfree Bulk Candy Maybe it's something traditional

Maybe it's something traditional

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it was "controversial" as it was the FIRST Pink gum ever offered

Astro Pops Lollipops All Candy/Eda's Sugarfree Candy/Eda's Sugarfree Bulk Candy Maybe it's something traditionalIn 3, 2, 1 BLASTOFF! This may seem silly, but honestly, these were how Astro Pops came to be. In 1963, two rocket scientists decided to quit their jobs working in the space program and dedicate their careers to delicious, out of this world (no pun intended, I know its corny) ASTRO POPS. This candy was modeled after a three stage rocket, with a high speed cone wrapping velocity. The cone wrapper these scientists created was the mold for the popular