Lemonhead (candy)

Lemonhead is a type of candy that was first introduced in 1962. It is produced by the Ferrara Candy Company, an American candy manufacturer based in Chicago, Illinois. The candy is characterized by its lemon flavor and round shape, which resembles a lemon.

History

Lemonhead was created by Nello Ferrara, the son of Salvatore Ferrara who founded the Ferrara Candy Company. The candy was reportedly named after Nello's son, who was said to have a head shape resembling a lemon. Since its introduction, Lemonhead has become a popular candy in the United States and has inspired a range of other fruit-flavored candies.

Description

Lemonhead candies are small, round, and bright yellow in color. They have a hard candy shell and a soft, chewy center. The candy is known for its sweet and tart lemon flavor, which is derived from both natural and artificial flavors.

Varieties

Over the years, Ferrara Candy Company has introduced several variations of Lemonhead candy. These include Chewy Lemonhead, which has a softer texture, and Tropical Chewy Lemonhead, which features flavors like kiwi and mango. There is also a variety of Lemonhead candies that come in different fruit flavors, such as apple, cherry, and grape.

In popular culture

Lemonhead has been referenced in various forms of media, including films, television shows, and songs. It has also been used in marketing campaigns and promotional events by the Ferrara Candy Company.

See also

• List of lemon dishes and drinks
• Candy
• Ferrara Candy Company

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