Japan is also very famous for creating special editions of popular candies. Japanese confectioners get crazy when it comes to creating something extraordinary. You can only find green tea or mocha-flavored sweets in Japan. It’s difficult not to agree that such tastes are worth a shot at least...
during the 14th century, when they began to import sugar from Arabia. By the 16th century confectioners were manufacturing sweets by molding boiled sugar with fruits and nuts into fanciful forms by simple hand methods. The development of candy-manufacturing machinery began in the late 18th century...
By the 16th century confectioners were manufacturing sweets by molding boiled sugar with fruits and nuts into fanciful forms by simple hand methods. The development of candy-manufacturing machinery began in the late 18th century. Ingredients Sweeteners Sugar, mainly sucrose from sugar beets or ...
1851 – Confectioners begin using a revolving steam pan to assist in boiling sugar. 1897 - William Morrison and John C. Wharton from Nashville invent the first cotton candy machine. At the time, the fluffy puffs of spun sugar were called Fairy Floss. Unforgettable Candies M & M's - For...
1851 – Confectioners begin using a revolving steam pan to assist in boiling sugar. 1897 - William Morrison and John C. Wharton from Nashville invent the first cotton candy machine. At the time, the fluffy puffs of spun sugar were called Fairy Floss. Unforgettable Candies M & M's - For...
The company broadened its product range by launching a line of small-scale, low volume machinery designed for artisanal producers and recipe development in labs. This new range quickly became popular among global confectioners. Additionally, Loynds opened a test kitchen at their UK facility, enabling...