Luxury item with a stick and a lollipop

DE202025103571U1Active Publication Date: 2025-08-28MILENKOVIĆ, TESSA
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Application Number
DE202025103571
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DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
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Filing Date
2025-06-25
Publication Date
2025-08-28
Estimated Expiration
2035-06-30

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Abstract

Luxury item with a stem (1) and a sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d), wherein the sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d) is arranged on the stem (1), characterized in that a ring (3, 3a, 3b) is arranged on the stem (1), wherein a fragrance and / or one or more flavors (5) is / are attached to the ring (3, 3a, 3b).
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Description

[0001] The invention relates to a luxury item having the features of the preamble of claim 1.

[0002] There are many unhealthy lifestyle habits, and it's often difficult to break them. The inventive stimulant was developed to reduce or even completely replace the consumption of harmful products and thus avoid unhealthy behaviors. These unhealthy behaviors include overeating, smoking cigarettes, consuming alcoholic beverages, and excessive consumption of sugary products. Its special composition and effects offer a healthier alternative that simultaneously appeals to multiple senses and creates a holistic pleasure experience.

[0003] In Germany, sales of conventional cigarettes continue to decline. Instead, water pipes and e-cigarette liquids are enjoying increasing popularity. To reduce or completely avoid tobacco consumption, more and more people are turning to various smoking substitutes. These include chewing gum, lozenges, nicotine sprays, and patches.

[0004] A nicotine-containing spray is suitable for reducing or completely replacing the urge to use e-cigarettes. In one study, the spray proved significantly more effective than a placebo – especially in people who had already abstained from nicotine consumption for a period of twelve hours. Other products such as chewing gum or lozenges with varying nicotine concentrations are also said to help curb the urge to smoke.

[0005] However, there are also certain disadvantages to using these products. Many users report a one-sided experience: The products are simply placed in the mouth and chewed or sucked, thus omitting important habitual aspects of smoking—such as holding a cigarette, inhaling the smoke, or the sensory experience of taste and smell. However, these components contribute significantly to the psychological habituation to smoking, and their removal can actually intensify the so-called "craving," or the strong desire for a cigarette. Even with reduced nicotine intake, withdrawal symptoms can occur.

[0006] The relapse rate for nicotine replacement products is relatively high, at approximately 75 percent. In comparison, the relapse rate for placebo products is around 90 percent.

[0007] Another alternative for quitting smoking is a metal tube worn on a chain—also known as a "smoking cessation necklace." Advertising videos show how young people, in particular, can supposedly calm down by drawing air through the tube, thus eliminating the need for a cigarette. The product promises to mimic the familiar ritual of smoking—especially the act of sucking—without actually ingesting harmful substances. Its use is supported by accompanying offers such as a smoker's diary and another product for respiratory care.

[0008] The advantages of this method lie primarily in its low production costs and its theoretically unlimited shelf life, since only air is drawn through the tube. Especially for people who have already tried many other methods, this can be an additional approach to breaking the addiction. However, it also has its drawbacks: the benefit is very limited to one act; the taste and smell stimuli are absent. The product itself also offers little tactile incentive to be held in the hand for longer once the puff is complete. The product also does not encourage complete, holistic breathing.

[0009] The invention is based on the object of providing the consumer with a stimulant that offers a comparatively longer oral activity, but only slightly interferes with natural bodily processes.

[0010] This object underlying the invention is now achieved by a luxury item having the features of claim 1. The object is achieved by a luxury item having a stem and a sucking part, wherein the sucking part is arranged on the stem, wherein according to the invention a ring is arranged on the stem, wherein a fragrance and / or one or more flavors are attached to the ring.

[0011] Preferably, a capsule is arranged on the ring, containing the fragrance and / or one or more flavors. This multisensory concept enhances the classic lollipop with an additional fragrance component. The user experiences not only the taste but also an accompanying fragrance that is released when the capsule bursts. The ring can also be moved or removed, allowing interaction and arousing additional curiosity, as well as giving the consumer the choice of a time-limited fragrance experience.

[0012] In a preferred embodiment, the ring is arranged adjacent to the sucking portion, with the ring being slidably mounted on the stick after the sucking portion has been removed. The indulgence acquires a playful element, as the ring can still be moved or removed from the stick after the sucking portion has been consumed – this encourages interaction and extends the sensory experience beyond the actual sucking, allowing the consumer to choose how long they wish to enjoy the fragrance.

[0013] In a preferred embodiment, the ring is designed in two parts, with a substantially ring-shaped base body and a cap. The capsule is arranged between the base body and the cap. The capsule can be burst by pressing the cap. The user can activate the fragrance in a targeted manner, allowing for playful interaction and releasing the aromas only when needed – this increases the appeal and individualization of the enjoyment experience. The cap ensures that the user does not come into direct contact with the capsule.

[0014] In a preferred embodiment, it is specified that the capsule is held by the cap and / or the base body has a cone or tip, wherein the cone or tip is adjacent to the capsule to destroy the capsule when the cap is pressed against the base body. The defined mechanical destruction of the capsule ensures safe and easy release of the ingredients without great effort, which increases user-friendliness.

[0015] Preferably, the crushing of the fragrance capsule is accompanied by a clicking sound, for example, by the cap hitting the base. This clicking sound provides the consumer with additional feedback that the fragrance capsule has burst.

[0016] The cap preferably fits snugly against the base body, with the essential oil from the fragrance capsule being distributed in the space between the base body and the cap and preferably not escaping from this space at the sides.

[0017] The cap and base are preferably recyclable. The stem, preferably made of wood, the cap, and / or the base are preferably sustainable products. The base and / or the cap can be made of PLC or another 3D-printed material.

[0018] In a preferred embodiment, the cap has two web elements, which engage in guides in the base body. When the cap is pressed, the webs can be moved within the guides. The precise guidance of the webs ensures stable and controlled operation of the mechanism, reduces the risk of malfunctions, and increases the longevity of the construction.

[0019] In a preferred embodiment, it is specified that the cap and the base body are movable relative to each other, but the cap is permanently connected to the base body. This permanent connection prevents individual parts from being lost or swallowed – this increases safety, especially for children. The web elements can be secured in the guides by a stop to prevent them from being pulled out, preventing the cap from separating from the base body. The free ends of the web elements can have a spherical end for this purpose, whereby the end can slide along the guide and is moved against the stop.

[0020] In a preferred embodiment, the cap is transparent or semi-transparent, with the capsule visible through the cap. The visibility of the capsule increases the product's attractiveness and creates a visual appeal. The user can see when a capsule is present or activated, making interaction more intuitive.

[0021] In an alternative design, the ring is specified to have a recess on its outer circumference, with one part engaging into the recess and the remaining part protruding beyond the recess and thus beyond the adjacent outer peripheral surface of the ring. The design of the recess makes the capsule tactile and specifically crushable – the user feels it with their fingers and can consciously activate it. This enhances the haptic effect and enables controlled fragrance release.

[0022] In an alternative embodiment, it is specified that the capsule and at least part of the outer peripheral surface of the ring are covered with a casing. The casing securely holds the capsule and ensures that it cannot be accidentally released during use. At the same time, it provides protection for the delicate fragrances and aromas.

[0023] In an alternative embodiment, it is specified that the casing be made of a textile material, preferably fabric. A textile or fabric allows the liquid contents of the capsule to escape when it bursts—thus releasing the fragrance evenly and gently over the material without spilling.

[0024] In a preferred embodiment, the stem has a particularly helical structure at its free end, not covered by the sucking part and the ring. This helical structure provides a tactile, haptic experience. Holding or playing with the stem creates an exciting sensation in the fingers – ideal for sensory stimulation and motor feedback.

[0025] In a preferred embodiment, the length of the free end of the stem is specified to the remaining length of the luxury item in the ratio of the golden ratio. The design according to the golden ratio appears particularly harmonious and aesthetically pleasing to the eye – a psychologically positive ratio that underscores the value of the product.

[0026] In a preferred embodiment, the handle is made of wood. A wooden handle is sustainable, environmentally friendly, and stands out visually and haptically from plastic solutions. The natural grain and pleasant surface also make it sensory appealing. In a preferred embodiment, the ring is made of wood. Wood is absorbent and can absorb aromas and fragrances and slowly release them—this creates a long-lasting, pleasantly fragrant companion that is also sustainable.

[0027] The lozenge is preferably made from isomalt or a similar reduced-sugar mass, which offers several advantages. Isomalt has fewer calories than sugar (approximately 2 kcal / g compared to sugar at 4 kcal / g) and is absorbed more slowly by the body. It is less sweet than sugar but has a similar texture. Isomalt also has no cariogenic properties, meaning it does not contribute to the formation of cavities. Isomalt crystallizes, providing a pleasant texture without the negative effects of sugar on blood sugar levels.

[0028] Thanks to isomalt's solubility, the lozenge dissolves evenly and pleasantly in the mouth, leaving no coarse residue. This creates a smooth, clean sucking experience that further enhances the enjoyment. Another advantage is isomalt's more neutral flavor base compared to sugar, allowing the added flavors and fragrances to come through unadulterated. Isomalt also offers advantages from a production perspective, as it is easy to mold, thus supporting both simple and creative lozenge designs.

[0029] In a preferred embodiment it is specified that 1) the fragrances and aromas come from the following groups: a. Peppermint & Chocolate: Color of the lollipop b. Lemon & Rosemary: Color of the lollipop c. Raspberry & Lavender: Color of the lollipop d. Orange & Lemon Balm: Color of the lozenge

[0030] Each combination of taste, fragrance and color is specifically designed to create a mood or effect: • Peppermint & chocolate with a green designed lollipop: disinfecting and pampering • Lemon & Rosemary with a yellow designed lozenge: refreshing and cleansing • Raspberry & Lavender with a red designed lollipop: satisfying and relaxing • Orange & Lemon Balm with an orange designed lozenge: activating and focusing

[0031] This fosters an emotional experience and makes the product customizable. These combinations are examples and can be expanded with further designs in the future.

[0032] In a preferred embodiment, it is specified that an end of the stem, which is covered by the sucking part, has a tip, in particular a two-pronged tip. This flattened or split tip can be moved on the tongue or lightly chewed. This creates a calming, stress-reducing effect, similar to a chewing stick or anti-stress gadget. The tip can be used like a toothpick to clean between teeth.

[0033] The luxury product can be equipped with different lollipop shapes, each offering specific sensory experiences and functional advantages. For example, a first lollipop features a dimpled surface that generates particularly intense haptic feedback when sucked, thus enhancing the multisensory experience. Another lollipop can be provided with a spiral groove, which promotes even dissolution of the lollipop material and also creates a dynamic visual effect.

[0034] A third variant features a lollipop with a pearl-necklace-like, spherically modulated outer surface, which is not only visually appealing but also provides a varied sensory experience on the tongue. A fourth design features a segmented structure composed of cubic elements with rounded corners, twisted against each other along an axis. This shape creates a visually and haptically complex experience that combines playful and design aspects.

[0035] The fifth embodiment represents a series of spherical polyhedra with many edges, which create a very strong, angular feeling on the tongue, which gradually becomes softer when sucked.

[0036] The sixth embodiment represents a shape with indentations along its longitudinal axis, which becomes increasingly uniform as it is sucked. It is important to note that each of the shapes associated with the six embodiments serves different and unique purposes, evoking different sensations on the tongue based on their shape, such as relaxation, refreshment, pampering, etc.

[0037] The inventive luxury food has the advantage that the consumption of harmful products or behaviors can be reduced or even completely replaced through alternative use of the luxury food. The behaviors to be replaced include, among others, overeating, smoking cigarettes, consuming alcoholic beverages, and excessive consumption of sugary products. Due to its special composition and effect, the luxury food offers a healthier alternative that simultaneously appeals to multiple senses and creates a holistic pleasure experience.

[0038] This innovative stimulant was developed to reduce or even completely replace the consumption of harmful products or behaviors. These include overeating, smoking cigarettes, consuming alcoholic beverages, and excessive consumption of sugary products. Its special composition and effects offer a healthier alternative that simultaneously appeals to multiple senses and creates a holistic pleasure experience.

[0039] It has a calming and relaxing effect, while simultaneously promoting concentration, reducing nervousness, and increasing self-awareness. It also helps clean teeth after eating and satisfy sweet tooth cravings—without consuming calories. Its playful handling also invites interaction, creating a positive habit that replaces traditional indulgences in a healthier way.

[0040] The product's appeal lies primarily in its multisensory effect: The taste is sweet or sour, created by an isomalt-based mass with natural flavors. A delicate, natural fragrance is released via an integrated fragrance capsule containing essential oil. The sense of touch is stimulated by various sensory elements, including a milled handle, a ring with a fragrance capsule for the fingers, and a specially shaped stick for use in the mouth or on the tongue. In addition, acoustic stimuli such as the popping of the aroma capsule and chewing on the stick ensure a satisfying listening experience.

[0041] The design was not left to chance either: the shapes are based on the golden ratio, and the packaging is colorfully designed.

[0042] A central element of the product is the printed ring, which contains a capsule called a "beadlet." This is activated by finger pressure, releasing the essential oil and absorbing it into the wood—the scent lasts for hours. If the user wishes to remove the ring and its scent, they can simply peel it off the stick. This component not only enhances the experience but also supports sustainable use.

[0043] The product is made from 100% natural ingredients: 85% wood, 10% PLC, and 5% oil, encased in a protective film. It is sold in convenient multipacks—in an initial market launch, as a set of four different or identical sticks, each offering a different flavor and fragrance.

[0044] The first product range preferably includes the following variants: 1) Peppermint & Chocolate: green - disinfecting and pampering 2) Lemon & Rosemary: yellow - refreshing and cleansing 3) Raspberry & Lavender: red - satisfying and relaxing 4) Orange & Lemon Balm: orange - activating and focusing

[0045] In addition, a fifth variant is being planned: • Blueberry & Vanilla - refreshing and pampering

[0046] In a special multi-box, consumers can purchase all four basic variants in a single package. The range is continually expanded in line with demand.

[0047] The product is primarily a standalone pleasure, but can also support a healthier lifestyle. In the short term, the product is aimed primarily at young adults. In the medium term, the target group is planned to be expanded to include people up to the age of 99. The product can be used in the medical field as a supplement to therapeutic measures. with the addition of other herbal combinations.

[0048] There are now numerous possibilities for designing and developing the invention. Reference is made to the claims subordinate to claim 1. Preferred embodiments will now be explained in more detail by way of example with reference to the drawing and the accompanying description. The drawing shows: Fig. 1 in a schematic side view of different luxury items with a stem, a two-part ring according to a first embodiment, a fragrance and differently shaped sucking parts, Fig. 2 in a detailed view of the stem, a capsule and the two-part ring with a base body and a cap, wherein the cap is arranged in an initial position relative to the base body, Fig. 3 in a detailed view of the stem, the capsule and the two-part ring with the base body and the cap, wherein the cap is arranged in a pressed position relative to the base body, Fig. 4 in a detailed view of the two-part ring with the capsule from above, Fig. 5 in a detailed view of the two-part ring with the capsule from below, Fig. 6 in a schematic representation of the capsule and the cap with two web elements, Fig. 7 shows a schematic side view of a luxury item with a handle, a ring according to a second embodiment, a fragrance and a first, nubbed sucking part, Fig. 8 in a cross section of the second ring and the fragrance, Fig. 9 in a side view the luxury item with the stem, the second ring and the fragrance, but without the sucking part, Fig. 10 in another side view the luxury item with the stem, the second ring and the fragrance, but without the lollipop. Fig. 11 in a schematic side view of the luxury item with the stem, the second ring, the fragrance and a second sucking part, which has a spiral groove on its outer surface, Fig. 12 shows a schematic side view of a luxury item with a stem, the second ring, a fragrance and a third sucking part, wherein the third sucking part has a pearl necklace-like, spherically modulated outer surface, and Fig. 13 in a schematic side view a luxury item with a stem, the second ring, a fragrance and a fourth sucking part, wherein the outer surface of the fourth sucking part is a segmented structure of cubic elements with rounded corners, which are aligned rotated along an axis.

[0049] Fig. 1 shows a schematic side view of several luxury items, each with a stem 1 and a sucking part 2 arranged on the stem 1, which preferably consists of isomalt and / or a comparable reduced-sugar mass or is made from isomalt and / or a comparable reduced-sugar mass. The luxury item further comprises a ring 3, which is positioned adjacent to the sucking part 21 on the stem 1. The ring 3 is arranged adjacent to the sucking part 2 and, with its opening, encompasses the stem 1 or has been pushed onto the stem 1. The inner circumference of the opening is designed to match the outer circumference of the stem 1, so that the ring 3 can be pushed onto the stem 1 or pulled off the stem 1 and thus removed. A capsule 4 (see further figures) with a fragrance and / or one or more flavors 5 is attached to the inside of the capsule 4 on each ring 3.

[0050] The sucking parts 2 are designed differently, the other components are designed the same.

[0051] The sucking part 2a has a nubbed, haptic surface that enhances the multisensory experience.

[0052] The sucking part 2b has a spiral groove on its outer surface. This special shape promotes controlled dissolution during sucking, a pleasant mouthfeel, and enhances the product's visual appeal.

[0053] The sucking part 2c, whose surface is designed like a string of pearls, i.e. spherically modulated, creates a novel haptic experience.

[0054] The sucking part 2d has a segmented structure of cubic elements with rounded corners, wherein the elements are aligned along an axis and rotated relative to each other.

[0055] The sucking part 2e has several grooves extending in the longitudinal direction.

[0056] The sucking part 2f has a series of spherical polyhedra with many edges.

[0057] The Fig. 1 have a two-part ring 3b, which can now be seen from the Fig. 4 to 6 are described in more detail.

[0058] The ring 3a is formed in two parts with a substantially annular base body 11 and a cap 12, wherein the capsule 4 is arranged between the base body 11 and the cap 12, wherein the capsule 4 can be burst by pressing the cap 12.

[0059] The capsule 4 is held by the cap 12. For this purpose, the cap 12 has a receptacle 16 on its inside, in which the capsule is held in a form-fitting, force-fitting, or material-fitting manner. Opposite the receptacle 16, the base body 11 has a cone 14 or a tip. The cone 14 or the tip is adjacent to the capsule 4 to destroy the capsule 4 if the cap 12 is pressed against the base body 11.

[0060] The cap 12 has two web elements 13, wherein the web elements 13 engage in guides 15 in the base body 11, wherein when the cap 12 is pressed, the webs 13 are displaceable within the guides 15.

[0061] Although the cap 12 and the base body 11 are movable relative to each other, the cap 12 is permanently connected to the base body 11 by means of the web elements 13, since the web elements 13 have spherical ends (not further designated), and these ends are moved against stops in the guides. This prevents the web elements 13 from being pulled out of the guides.

[0062] It is advantageous if the cap 12 is transparent or semi-transparent, with the capsule 4 being visible through the cap 12. This allows the user to see the color of the capsule 4 and whether the capsule 4 has already burst or not. When the capsule 4 bursts, the fragrance 5 enters the space between the cap 12 and the base body 11 and is preferably distributed along a hollow structure 9, in particular a helical groove 9 at the end of the stem 1.

[0063] The ring 3b, in particular the cap 12 and / or the base body 11, is / are made of a bioplastic such as PLA (polylactic acid) or a filament.

[0064] The base body 11 has a longitudinal slot 17 extending in the longitudinal direction and radial direction of the handle 1, so that the base body 11 can be easily bent open and can thus be pulled off the handle 1 more easily.

[0065] Fig. Figures 7 to 13 show embodiments with a one-piece ring 3b, which represents an alternative embodiment. The other components are designed according to the preceding figures. Fig. 7 shows an example of a sucking part 2a with knobs.

[0066] Fig. Figure 8 shows the ring 3b in cross-section. It has a receptacle 6 on its outer circumference, into which a portion of the capsule 4 engages, while the remaining portion protrudes beyond the adjacent outer circumferential surface of the ring 3b. Both the capsule 4 and at least a portion of the outer surface of the ring 3b are surrounded by a casing 7, which is preferably made of a textile material, in particular a fabric 8. The fabric 8 enables the controlled release of volatile substances after the capsule 4 is crushed.

[0067] Fig. Figure 9 shows the stimulant in a side view without the sucking part. This reveals the free tip 10 of the stem 1, which can be double-sided, particularly concave, and allows the user to chew on it, which can have a stress-reducing effect. After removing the sucking part 2a, the ring 3b can be moved along the stem 1. The movable mounting of the ring 3b on the stem 1 is possible over the entire length of the stem 1 after consumption of the sucking part.

[0068] Fig. Figure 10 shows the luxury item in an alternative side view, again without the lollipop. The helix structure 9 at the free end of the stem 1 is clearly visible. This structure 9 provides a tactile, haptic element and contributes to the appealing design of the luxury item. The length of the free end of the stem 1 is chosen so that it corresponds to the golden ratio in relation to the rest of the luxury item, which supports a harmonious and balanced design.

[0069] In the following figures, the parts already described, namely the stem 1, the ring 3b and the capsule 4 with the fragrance 5, are also shown.

[0070] Only the differences to the sucking part 2a of the Fig. 1. The parts, in particular the part 1 and the ring 3b with the embedded capsule 4, are constructed analogously to the previous figures.

[0071] In all variants, the stem 1 is preferably made of wood, which is advantageous both from an ecological perspective and in terms of feel and appearance. The ring 3b can also be made of wood, preferably pinewood, which creates a potential absorbency for absorbing the released fragrance.

[0072] Fig. Figure 11 shows a variant of the product with a second sucking part 2b, which has a spiral-shaped groove on its outer surface. This special shape promotes controlled dissolution during sucking, a pleasant mouthfeel, and enhances the product's visual appeal.

[0073] Fig. Figure 12 shows the luxury item with a third lollipop 2c, whose surface is designed like a string of pearls, i.e., spherically modulated. This structure creates a novel haptic experience.

[0074] Fig.Figure 13 shows the luxury item with a fourth lollipop 2d, which has a segmented surface with cubic elements and rounded corners. The segments are twisted relative to each other along an axis, creating a dynamic visual structure. List of reference symbols: 1 stem 2 Lozenges (general) 2a First lollipop with nubbed surface 2b Second sucking part with spiral groove 2c Third lollipop with pearl necklace-like structure 2d Fourth sucking part with segmented cubic surface 2e Fifth sucking part with grooves along the lengthwise direction 2f sixth sucking part with a series of spherical polyhedra 3 rings 3a two-part ring 3b one-piece ring 4 capsules 5 Fragrance and / or aroma 6 Receptacle in the ring for holding the capsule 7 Envelope of the ring and / or capsule 8 Fabric of the wrapping 9 Helix-shaped structure at the free end of the stem 10 Tip of the stem, especially two-fibered 11 Basic body 12 cap 13 web element 14 cones 15 Guide 16 Holder for capsule 17 Longitudinal slot in the base body

Claims

[1] A luxury item with a handle (1) and a sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d), wherein the sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d) is arranged on the handle (1), characterized by that a ring (3, 3a, 3b) is arranged on the stem (1), wherein a fragrance and / or one or more aromas (5) is / are attached to the ring (3, 3a, 3b). [2] Luxury food according to claim 1, characterized by that a capsule (4) is arranged on the ring (3) and the capsule (4) contains the fragrance and / or the aroma(s) (5). [3] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the ring (3) is arranged adjacent to the sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d), wherein the ring (3, 3a, 3b) is arranged displaceably on the stem (1) after removal of the sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d). [4] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized bythat the ring (3, 3b) is formed in two parts with a substantially annular base body (11) and a cap (12), wherein the capsule (4) is arranged between the base body (11) and the cap (12), wherein the capsule (4) can be burst by pressing the cap (12). [5] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the capsule (4) is held by the cap (12) and / or the base body (11) has a cone (14) or a tip, wherein the cone (14) or the tip is adjacent to the capsule (4) in order to destroy the capsule (4) when the cap (12) is pressed against the base body (11). [6] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the cap (12) has two web elements (13), wherein the web elements (13) engage in guides (15) in the base body (11), wherein when the cap (12) is pressed, the webs (13) are displaceable within the guides (15). [7] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the cap (12) and the base body (11) are displaceable relative to one another, but the cap (12) is non-detachably connected to the base body (11). [8] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the cap (12) is transparent or partially transparent, wherein the capsule (4) is visible through the cap (12). [9] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the stem (1) has a particularly helical structure (9) at its free end not covered by the sucking part (2, 2a to 2e) and the ring (3). [10] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the length of the free end of the stem (3) to the remaining length of the luxury item is in the ratio of the golden ratio. [11] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized bythat the handle (1) is made of wood. [12] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the ring (3b) is made of a bioplastic such as PLA (polylactic acid) or a filament. [13] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d) comprises isomalt or is made of isomalt. [14] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the fragrances and aromas (5) come from the following groups: a. Peppermint & Chocolate and the color of the lollipop (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d) is green, b. Lemon & Rosemary and the color of the lollipop (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d) is yellow, c. Raspberry & Lavender and the color of the lollipop (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d) is red, d. Orange & Lemon Balm and the color of the lollipop (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d). [15] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that an end of the stem covered by the sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d) has a tip (10), in particular a two-phase, preferably two-sided concave tip. [16] Luxury food according to one of the preceding claims, characterized by that the sucking part (2, 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d) a. has a dimpled surface, or b. has a spiral groove on its outer surface, or c. has a pearl-like, spherically modulated outer surface, or d. has a segmented structure of cubic elements with rounded corners, the elements being aligned along an axis in a twisted manner relative to one another, or e. has a series of spherical polyhedra with many edges, or f. has a plurality of longitudinally extending grooves.