Lollipops
Mexican lollipops for every taste: chili lollipops like Vero Mango, Lucas Muecas, Elotes and the Banda Fuego mix, plus no-chile lollipops for anyone who likes it sweet.
What makes Mexican lollipops special?
The most famous Mexican lollipops aren't plain hard candy: they come dusted in chile powder, filled with chamoy or flavored like spicy fruit. It's that sweet, sour and spicy contrast from the corner store by your school. There are no-chile lollipops too, for anyone who prefers just sweet.
The chili lollipops you'll find here
Vero Mango, a mango lollipop coated in chile, is one of the best known. Vero Elotes are shaped like corn on the cob, strawberry flavored and chile-covered. Lucas Muecas come with their own chili powder for dipping, and mixes like Banda Fuego pack several flavors in one bag. You'll also find watermelon and chile cucumber lollipops and Miguelito's chile-coated raquetas.
For piñatas and parties
Many come in multi-piece bags, perfect for a piñata, a candy table or keeping a stash at home. And for an everyday craving, a single chile mango lollipop is enough to take you right back to childhood. At MexGoodies they're original Mexican lollipops, shipped anywhere in the U.S. in 3 to 7 days (Canada too).
Frequently asked questions
Are chili lollipops very spicy?
Not much. The chile powder on Mexican lollipops is more about flavor than heat, and the sweet candy balances it out.
What are Lucas Muecas?
They're hard candy lollipops that come with chili powder in the same package, so you can dip as many times as you like.
Are there Mexican lollipops without chile?
Yes. Besides the spicy ones there are fruit-flavored hard candy lollipops, great for kids or anyone who can't handle heat.