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We are all familiar with Skittles. Miniscule, yet delicious, most of us would like nothing more than to pop a couple Skittles into our mouths. Remarkably, Skittles and Tootsie Pops are largely alike. Both candies use the same ingredients. They share a handful of ingredients. This includes corn syrup, sugar, citric acid, as well as artificial and natural flavors. Skittles also have a hard, sugary shell that surrounds that soft, inner component of the Skittle. Additionally, Skittles has flavors identical to Tootsie Pops. Grape, orange, and blue raspberry are these flavors.This is akin to a Tootsie Pop. Tootsie Pops have an inner layer. Notwithstanding, the two tasty treats have their differences. Skittles are not suckers, while Tootsie Pops are.

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