What is a good name for a Cotton Candy business?
Cotton candy is soft and fluffy , how about something using the name clouds or fluffy? Sweet Clouds Fluffy Clouds Sweet Fluffies Something that evokes what they are - how would you describe cotton candy? You want it memorable and descriptive yet unique.
How can I start my own cotton candy on site catering business in Los Angeles/Orange County, USA? My sister and I are going to rent a retail/office place to use it as an office and storage. What are the required permits and licenses?
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Can you make cotton candy syrup for candy machines with brown granulate sugar?
Cotton candy machines uses granular white sugar to make cotton candy not a syrup . The sugar is melted and spun into threads.If you use brown sugar the impurities (the brown parts which are syrup and ash), will burn on the head clogging it and stopping the machine from working.
Starting a new business pole: How much would you pay for a cotton candy merkin?
New business pole: Joint venture of multiple strippers on the same pole for maximum boobage.
What song has this line? "Cotton Candy Fever, Lemonade Dreamer"?
I'm On Somethin' (or "I'm on Something" ) by BRKLYN Featuring Jocelyn Alice Why google didn't work: Lyrics are listed as: Cotton candy feelings Lemonade dreaming https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQwMO2XD...
What can i write for my topic sentence about cotton candy?
Cotton candy is a form of spun sugar. Since it is mostly air, servings are large. Cotton candy is often served at fairgrounds or circuses. Food coloring is used to change the natural white color. A typical serving on a stick is at least one ounce and contains about 105 to 115 calories per ounce. It is sometimes sold in bags containing several servings. History Cotton candy was invented in 1897 by William Morrison and John C. Wharton and first introduced to a wide audience at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 as "Fairy Floss" with great success, selling 68,655 boxes at the then-high $0.25, half the cost of admission to the fair. Fairy floss was renamed to "cotton candy" in the 1920s. Tootsie Roll of Canada Ltd. has a bagged product called "Fluffy Stuff" that it claims was introduced at the 1893 World's Fair. The United States celebrates National Cotton Candy Day on December 7. Production The machine used to make cotton candy consists of a small bowl, into which sugar is poured and food coloring is added. The bowl is spun at high speed and heaters near the rim melt the sugar, which is squeezed out through tiny holes by centrifugal force. The molten sugar solidifies in the air and is caught in a large metal bowl. The operator of the machine twirls a stick, a cone, or their hands around the rim of the large catching bowl, gathering the candy into portions. Modern cotton candy machines work in much the same way as older ones. Texture Sticky and sweet, it dissolves quickly in the mouth (due to its amorphous nature) although it feels like wool to the touch. It does not have much of an aroma although the machine itself has a cooked sugar smell when in operation. It is soft and fluffy when dry. When it comes in contact with moisture, it becomes sticky and damp. Because the sugar is hygroscopic, and has a very large surface area, it will become coarser, harder and generally less "flossy" once exposed to the atmosphere.
What is the best candy?
We called it "Seafoam", candy stores call it "Honeycomb" and the Australians sell it in regular stores and call it Violet Crumble. It's a molasses syrup cooked to hard crack, with baking soda added at the end so it foams up before it hardens, and is then dipped in chocolate. As kids, we only got it when relatives visited from Chicago- and they'd gotten it at See's or some other candy store. If purchased in a candy store, it comes in huge chunks- nearly 1.5" high and irregular shapes, but generally cube-ish. The Violet Crumble ("the way it shatters, matters") is, of course, a regular candy-bar shape. It's crunchy to bite, melts in your mouth sweet and salty-ish, with smooth chocolate over top. *yum* The texture is rather like that of a malted milk ball. Second to that, 2Lb Macadamia Clusters Salted Caramel Milk Chocolate Kirkland (32oz) are killer. I'm a very, hmmmm.... careful candy eater- no just popping it in my mouth and chewing it up- I like to enjoy what I'm tasting. These little babies give me individual macadamias to nibble off, which takes off a great deal of the chocolate (chocolate is great, but cloying at times) and then a lightly chocolate-coated bit of salted caramel- *yum* If I've been to Costco, I give myself no more than two at night while reading in bed. Thirdly, Bassett's Liquorice Allsorts Candy, 600-Gram Boxes (Pack of 6): Amazon.com: Grocery & Gourmet Food . I like licorice if it's the real thing. *yum* Not so big on fruity candies, would rather have fruit. And, often, I will put candy in the freezer- some, like peppermint patties, are just better really, really cold.
Is it illegal to sell candy in school?
Selling candy in school does not violate the law.As in, no one will go to jail for selling candies at school.But there’s no guarantee that the school won’t find ways to prosecute whoever tries to do it.Once upon a time, my college classmate Nicholas was a 2nd grader in a Chinese elementary school.Like everyone else, at the end of the 1st grade he had the honor to become a member of the Young Pioneers, a mass youth organization run by the Communist Youth League, which comes under the Communist Party of China.In the middle of the 2nd grade, however, his membership of the Young Pioneers was invalidated.The reason? He was found selling candies at school.In fact, he was not only selling his candies at school, as the teachers and school administrators found.He bought candies from a shop close to his home. He discovered that by buying a large quantity of candies, he would get a large discount. So he bought candies from the shop in extremely large amount at a cheap price, and sold them at school at a regular price, but slightly lower than the candy shops close to school. As an incentive, he offered discounts to whoever bought more than three.As a result, Nicholas was accused of playing the market, engaging in various sorts of illicit trading, and ripping off money from classmates by speculation and profiteering.All those were pretty serious accusations, and the punishment of invalidating someone’s membership of the Young Pioneers was very rare and very serious, even unheard of.It would be considered extremely humiliating by others, but not Nicholas, who has been scornful about the Communist Party from an early age.Now that he had been kicked out of the Young Pioneers, he didn’t even bother to join the Youth League in middle school.Twenty years after selling candies at school, Nicholas is a PhD candidate in Economics at a prestigious university.
My dog ate a bag of candy corn, what should i do?
My dog ate a bag of suckers filled with tootsie roll filling.She just digested it and she is perfectly fine.I wouldn't worry to much about just wait a week and see what happens,and if she doesn't look good after a day or 2 take her to the vet.Well is actually depends on what dog she is?My dog was a Dalmatian,so she was a big dog who could handle those problems on her own now is she is a small dog like a chihuahua then take her to the vet. My sisters dog has eaten....Hersey's,Milky Way,3 Musketeers,And a whole lot more! He's right in front of me living.So ya she will live trust me! Don't get all stressed out over this. It's ok!