The mesmerizing process of crafting candy canes from boiling sugar to hand-twisting vibrant stripes—offers a visually satisfying experience that captivates viewers. This blend of precision, tradition, ...

What we do have are a lot of guesses, gossip, and rumors. The earliest proto-candy-cane was most likely a plain white sugar stick of the sort used by frazzled parents of the 1600s as pacifiers for ...

But what’s the real candy cane story? How did the treat become so ... a writer and historian of sugar, sweets and candy. “People wanted to put the candy canes on the tree as a way to decorate ...

Wow, for some reason I've really had the munchies lately, so of course I've been eating a lot of Halloween candy ... eaten so much sugar that I can't sit still anymore. The monster demands ...

which recently opened a candy cane plant in Mexico because of its lower sugar prices. CEO Kirk Vashaw says 70 percent of a candy cane's ingredient cost is sugar. Big Candy vs. Big Sugar ...

In addition to ships, trains and textiles, candy was a major element of the “Workshop of the World.” Sugar refineries dotted the Delaware River hungry for cane molasses shipped up from the cane fields ...

Rock sugar, also known as rock candy or sugar candy ... including white granulated sugar, sugar cane, and brown sugar. Rock sugar is especially common in Asian cuisines and is used to sweeten ...