How Do You Make Sugar Lollipops?
Combine the sugar, corn syrup, and water in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Stir until the sugar dissolves, then brush down the sides of the pan with a wet pastry brush. Once boiling, insert a candy thermometer. Allow mixture to boil, without stirring, until candy reaches 300 F (149 C).

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Hereof, what ingredients are in lollipops?

The ingredients used in the production of lollipops varies by manufacturer. The ingredients in a plain, hard-candy lollipop with no special center include: water, sugar, corn syrup, flavorings (both natural and artificial), and malic or citric acid.

Beside above, can you use plastic molds for hard candy? The only types of candy molds that are not suitable for hard candy use are the flexible rubber molds (these are used to make cream cheese and butter mints), and the clear plastic chocolate & soap molds. For hard candy use, all molds need to be prepared before use. Pour candy into mold and allow to harden.

Regarding this, why are my homemade lollipops sticky?

The simple answer is that there is too much moisture in your candy. In hard candy making, it is important to cook all the water out of the sugar/corn syrup/water mixture.

How long does it take to make sugar glass?

It will take about an hour for it to reach this stage. Do not let the temperature to reach 320°F (160°C) or your sugar glass will start to caramelize and turn brown. If you don't have a candy thermometer, drop a small amount into a glass of cold water.

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How bad is a lollipop for you?

The longer a food sticks to the teeth, the longer bacteria can feed on it – which could produce cavity-causing acid. Hard candies such as lollipops or jawbreakers are the second-worst candies to munch on. Sour candy is also bad for your teeth because it has a higher acidic content, which can break down tooth enamel.
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