Video: Homemade Lollipops

The DIY edible holiday gift inspiration continues this week with a simple tutorial and recipe for homemade lollipops. These sweets on a stick are made with just two ingredients, and best of all, you can switch up the sprinkles to match the holiday, from Halloween to Christmas to birthdays and beyond!

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  1. Elaine says:

    Made these lollipops and they came out great. My only problem is, now they are tacky and I cannot slip them into the bag I bought for them. Any suggestions?

    1. Kelly Senyei says:

      So glad you enjoyed the recipe, Elaine! You can use a small piece of wax paper on the back of them when packaging them. Otherwise, they may still be tacky because they haven’t fully dried.

  2. esthefania says:

    how much corn starch do you put ?

    1. Kelly Senyei says:

      Hello – There is no starch in this recipe.

  3. Jill says:

    I need to make these

  4. Cathy says:

    What about flavor?

  5. Lea says:

    How much sugar and how much corn syrup do we need?
    U make it look so easy to do!

  6. vilma says:

    how much sugar ou need to do this

  7. Ginta says:

    WOW what an incredibly informative video! They truly look so so tasty! I am sure to try these cuties and thinking about it as a wonderful gifts for my friends and family. I had been looking for these for ages! Now I can not decide between yours and this recipe howwii.com/how-make-lollipops-your-own ! They are both so so great!
    Anyways, I hope you keep on cooking with love!
    Regards!

  8. Ash-foodfashionparty says:

    Your video is super cute. Love the idea and so pretty. I can’t wait to make these.

  9. Angie@Angie's Recipes says:

    You definitely make bonbon-making look so fun and easy! The lollipops are so adorable.

  10. Brenda @ a farmgirl's dabbles says:

    Too much fun, love this!!

  11. Gaby says:

    Too cute! You make it look so easy!

  12. Georgia @ The Comfort of Cooking says:

    I absolutely must try these for the holidays – what a fun and easy treat! Love these, Kelly. Great video, too!

  13. JulieD says:

    The video is perfect, makes it look so easy to make!!! :)

  14. Sandy @ ReluctantEntertainer says:

    I love this, Kelly. So clever!

    1. Kelly Senyei says:

      Thank you, Sandy :)

  15. naomi says:

    Super awesome video, Kelly! I love how simplified it!!

    1. Kelly Senyei says:

      Thanks so much, Naomi!

  16. Laurie {Simply Scratch} says:

    I think my daughters and I have a lollipop project ahead of us! Too cute {and easy!} :)

    1. Kelly Senyei says:

      Amazing! Have fun making them, Laurie!

  17. Buckley says:

    These look great! I noticed you don’t add any flavoring. Would it be possible to add some type of extract? Perhaps vanilla, mint or even papaya?

    1. Kelly Senyei says:

      Absolutely, Buckley! You can add any type of extract to get these lollipops a boost of flavor. Enjoy!

  18. Stacy | Wicked Good Kitchen says:

    Such a sweet video how-to, Kelly! Love the cute lollies you made. Maybe you can do a part two to this vid and share how to color and flavor the pops. Great tips to get people started making their own lollipops for the holidays, or any special day. Love the sprinkle idea! Have a great autumn holiday weekend, girl! Pinning!

    1. Kelly Senyei says:

      Thanks so much, Stacy!