Watch how to make General Election 2017 lollipop heads
Election candidates sweetened up by top London candymaker
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Your support makes all the difference.In this video, watch Spun Candy's master candymaker transform six General Election 2017 candidates into lollipops. Can you name them all?
The company, with an East London HQ, makes marvellous, handmade hard rock candy and confectionery.
And since its launch nearly four years ago, Spun Candy has produced hundreds of designs and confectionery flavours across a range of themes.
It continues to push the boundaries and has an ever-evolving product range.
For the lollipop heads, Spun Candy used the pulling sugar technique, where temperature and consistency of pulling sugar are key.
Those who wish to get their hands sticky, Candy Face Making masterclasses are available, over at Spun Candy, where attendees get an introduction into candy making and an explanation of the ingredients that they use to make their handcrafted candies.
Spun Candy has stores in Miami, Dubai, Egypt, Oman and London Hamleys. It's HQ is in London Spitalfields, 58 Wentworth Street, E1 7AL.