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| Find great candy trivia and fun candy facts in our section about weird candies. Fascinating uses for candy, people who loved candy, candies of the past, totally weird candy, and everything weird about candy! Did you know.............You can still buy Coca-Cola in a real glass bottle, made with pure cane sugar in Mexico? Makes me wonder why Coca-Cola won't allow us such a luxury? I am serious! |
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| Check out this site for Mexican Foods They sell the real Coke, Coke the way it use to be in the good ole days. Made with real cane sugar, in a real glass bottle. I have to scream - WHAT'S UP WITH THAT COCA-COLA???!!! ALL YOU ARE GIVING US IS CORN SYRUP IN A CAN! I love my Coca Cola.......can't I have sugar too? Mumble, mumble......"A government conspiracy, no doubt, to keep me away from the sugar, I love so dear, and force me to loose weight, but whose government?" By the way, the Mexican Food place don't even know we are alive here at Twisted Candies. We don't get a dime for telling you about them. Read about it here www.signonsandiego.com and NBC4 People, you sweet tooth is getting the rip off. |
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| Did you know if you.............. Read the Girl Scout Handbook from 1927 and you will find the recipe for S'mores! We use to believe the term - S'mores meant "some more, please", but no one really knows for sure. But , they weren't called smores then, but it was the first recorded recipe combining toasted marshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers. Did you know if you.................... Studied the life of Thomas Alva Edison, you would discover when Tom was 12 years old, he worked on the Grand Trunk Railroad as a "candy butcher"! Thomas Edison sold newspapers, fruit, books, and candy! I wonder what a candy butcher was paid.....hum.........and why did they refer to it as a "butcher"? Did you know if you......................... Read newspapers published in the late 1800's, a company, called Ganja Wallah Hasheesh Candy Company, advertised candy made by combining Maple Sugar and Hashish! This well established company legally sold Candy Hashish Concoctions for at least 40 years. Sold over the counter at pharmacies, it was advertised in many newspapers as sweeties treats. Wallah sold this product for 40 years. It was sold out in the open. It was purchased by many consumers, in public, with no fear of the government.............(probably because their grandparents remembered a little tea party held in Boston and the government stayed out of peoples business and people weren't so politically correct and neighbors weren't stickin their freakin noses over freakin privacy fences, in your own backyard, with that whinny screachin voice of hers asking,.........."What's that funny looking flower growing there???" So you run them off with a hoe and ................ahahah.....umhump.....excuse me.............sorry, sorry,........) Anyway.........what was I saying?..........I can't seem to recall where I was...........O, well..... About the hashish candy.......Do you know what this means??? This, my friends, means that the United States of America has a history of sweet eating people who adore Maple Sugar Candies! See, the candy........................ is love. Hurray for the candy~ |
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| Did you know if you....... Go to Pontefract, West Yorkshire in July, you will find the annual liquorice carnival! Remember to attend this festival July, 2006.. There is a liquorice queen crowned with a liquorice crown. She will wear liquorice clothes and bedazzled with liquorice jewels. You can purchase a liquorice plant to take home with you. There are Pontefract Liquorice Cakes to eat. Little round liquorice sweets. Each is imprinted with a stamp of the local castle. These royal treats have been sold in Pontefract for hundreds of years. There is even a liquorice cheese made here! To read more try the University of Leeds newsletter from Oct 2004. |
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| Read, "The Story of the Missing Cookie Jar" by PenVampyre. A delightful little Christmas story with mouthwatering recipes for the most wonderful time of the year! Read "Santa and the Magic Key", plus recipes for your holidays. A story by Robin Wallace. |
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| Did you know................... Tomatoes first originated in Central America! Mexican's were the first to use tomatoes in their delicious dishes. Italians didn't start using tomatoes until the middle of the 1500's. Tomatoes were slow to catch on, however, as most people in Europe were convinced tomatoes were evil and an aphrodisiac. Many people thought you could die from eating one. You can read all about tomatoes here. |
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