Motherhood Moment: Consumer Critique: Zolli Pops, Zolli Drops, and Zaffi Taffy

13-year-old Candy Queen Alina Morse made history as the youngest person to land the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine (Sept. 2018): "Young Millionaires - Meet the next Generation of Leaders." She invented a candy that cleans your teeth, and now markets to major chains like Amazon, Walmart, Kroger and Whole Foods

I had a chance to try out her three products - Zolli Pops, olli Drops, and Zaffi Taffy. They started when Alina asked why there wasn't a candy that was both delicious and good for teeth. These candies are all natural, gluten-free, vega, and non-GMO. They use xylitol and erythritol, and are designed to neutralize acid, promoting tooth health by reducing the risk of tooth decay, dental caries, and cavities.

Best of all, they actually taste pretty good! They're much better for teeth than sugary lollipops, and I really loved the taffy.

Alina donates 10% of profits to fund an increase in oral health education in schools, as well as contributes her suckers to institutions and dentists who promote oral health education in addition to her partnership with Special Olympics. Alina's Zolli Candy is on the forefront of a category providing growth for retailers, and healthier options for consumers.