Fun Dip

Definition

A powdered candy product by Nestlé consisting of a dextrose stick that is licked and dipped into small packets of colored, flavored sugar powder to coat the stick. The consumer controls how much powder they get with each dip.

Example Usage

Fun Dip was messy but satisfying—your tongue would be stained bright pink or blue by the time you finished.

Origin

Introduced by Lik-M-Aid (acquired by Nestlé) in 1979; 'Fun Dip' became the rebranded name emphasizing the interactive dipping experience.

Fun Fact

Fun Dip powder is essentially pure sugar with food coloring, making it one of the most intensely sweet candies marketed to children.

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