The biodegradability of lollipop sticks depends on the material they are made from. Many traditional lollipop sticks are made from plastic and are not biodegradable. However, some newer lollipop sticks are made from biodegradable materials, such as bamboo, paper, or cornstarch.

The lowest cost of these are the biodegradable paper lollipop sticks, which are generally made of food-grade kraft paper, are biodegradable, meet all FDA standards, are odorless, and are hygienic. Use them for lollipops, brownies, cake pops, cookie sticks, molded chocolates and candy bars, and a variety of baking projects

Biodegradable lollipop sticks are designed to break down naturally in the environment over time, reducing the impact of waste on the environment. They are typically compostable and can be disposed of in a compost bin, where they will decompose along with other organic matter.

It's important to check the packaging or materials list for a lollipop stick to determine if it is biodegradable. Choosing biodegradable options, when available, can help reduce the amount of plastic waste in the environment and promote sustainable living.