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The IKEA x Chupa Chups lollipop

They’re real. They’re strange. They’re fun and quirky. Ever taste a meatball and gravy and lingonberry flavour lollipop? Not many have. At IKEA, we love meatballs. But we also love Swedish candy. The IKEA x Chupa Chups collab is here. 

Chupa Chups Meatball Flavour lollipop inspired by IKEA dish, wrapped in packaging.

Want to taste it?

Meatball-flavored lollipop: too far? Or just right?

The IKEA x Chupa Chups collab is real – and almost gone. Pop by an IKEA Swedish Restaurant on 6/11 or 6/26 and try it for free. Just ask a cashier while supplies last. Do you dare?

And no, the lollipop does not contain meat. #IKEAlollipop

Ingredients and nutrition facts. Curious to know what’s in the lollipops?

A person stands in an IKEA warehouse aisle holding an IKEA x Chupa Chups meatball‑flavoured lollipop toward the camera, with tall storage shelving visible in the background.

The “making” of the mashup

What started as an April Fools joke, turned into the real thing. We’ve captured the not-so-exact moment of brilliant inspiration in this footage. The untold story.

Two people are shown. One person wears IKEA co‑worker clothing. The other person wears a white top with the Chupa Chups logo. They stand in a kitchen. One person holds up a Chupa Chups lollipop. The other person holds an IKEA meatball. They nod to each other. Quick sequences follow. The people appear to experiment and mix different liquids. IKEA meatballs are added to a steaming liquid. From the steam, a meatball‑flavoured lollipop is lifted up. They look at the lollipop with anticipation. A new scene appears. A meatball on a stick is in focus. It spins as lingonberries begin to fall. A lollipop is shown. The lollipop is wrapped in paper. The shot zooms in on a Chupa Chups meatball‑flavoured lollipop.

The “making” of the mashup

What started as an April Fools joke, turned into the real thing. We’ve captured the not-so-exact moment of brilliant inspiration in this footage. The untold story.

Try a ball for dinner tonight

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Here are a few fun facts about when each meatball creation was cooked up.

Born 1985: Meatballs

Born 2015: Chicken balls

Born 2015: Veggie balls

Born 2020: Plant balls

Born 2026: Fish balls

Just born: Meatball-flavoured lollipop (This summer only)

Try a ball for dinner tonight
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