Abstract: A lollipop is made by providing an elongated rigid stick member having an enlarged hollow end portion. Candy material is then formed on the outside of the hollow enlarged end portion of the stick member. A liquid comestible flavoring material is then caused to flow through the open end of the stick member and into the interior of the enlarged end portion. The open end of the stick member is then sealed. In use, as the candy material is consumed, an opening in the enlarged end portion is gradually exposed, the opening either being an existing opening or one formed by biting into and thus rupturing the hollow enlarged end portion. The flavoring material is thus permitted to flow from the hollow stick member for consumption purposes.

Abstract: Panels and other objects are formed by blowing hollow bubbles of plastic into a mold and stacking the bubbles in the mold in abutment with each other while the bubbles are tacky to form a mass of bubbles bonded together in a desired contour. The bubbles are formed by blowing successive bursts of compressed air into a mass of plastic material confronting an orifice and cutting the bubble off from the mass of plastic material on the side of the orifice opposite the liquid plastic. A panel for construction purposes is illustrated and includes fire extinguishing means integral with the panel.