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Lemon stick
Lemon sticks are a type of stick candy.〔(Up-to-date Candy Teacher ) Page 65 Charles Apell 1921〕 They are similar to candy canes and peppermint sticks except lemon oil and acids are used for the flavoring. And for the coloring a clear batch is used for the body and a white batch for the stripe.〔(Rigby's Reliable Candy Teacher ): With Complete and Modern Soda, Ice Cream and Sherbet Sections, Will O. Rigby, Fred Rigby, Rigby Publishing Company, 1920〕 They are popular in Philadelphia.
Since 1942, Giambri's is one of the candy makers that produces them.〔(The Philadelphia story about lemon sticks ) May 3, 2012 ''The Baltimore Sun''〕
== Baltimore lemon stick ==
In Baltimore, Maryland, part of the culture of Baltimore is a summer rite of passage associated with the FlowerMart where lemon sticks (also referred to as lemon peppermint sticks) are a treat in the form of a peppermint candy stick stuck in a lemon. Eaten together they provide a sweet and sour taste sensation. The tradition may have come from France.〔 They are sold at the mid-spring Flower Mart held by the Women's Civic League. These simple 'drinks' are made by cutting the top off a small lemon, cutting a hole into the flesh, and shoving a soft peppermint stick into it. Sucking on the stick and squeezing the lemon produces a sweet, minty, lemony drink. While mostly sold at Flower Mart, throughout summer, people in Baltimore will make these treats at home or social gatherings.
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