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  • '''Honey buttons''' are small, round candies made primarily from [[honey]], sugar, and often, additional flavorings. They are a popular treat in man ...nd it was often used in the creation of early candies. The exact origin of honey buttons is unclear, but they have been enjoyed by people for centuries.
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  • ...aste that blends the nutty flavor of almonds with the sweet, rich taste of honey. ...In recent years, ownership of the brand has changed hands, with Pearson's Candy Company acquiring it from Nestlé in 2013.
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  • ...r its chewy texture, which is a result of its long kneading process. Bit-O-Honey was first introduced in 1924 by the Schutter-Johnson Company of [[Chicago]] ...bits, wrapped in a smooth, chewy texture, quickly made it a favorite among candy lovers.
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  • ...of [[confectionery]] made from [[sesame seeds]] and a sweetener such as [[honey]] or [[sugar]]. It is popular in many cultures around the world and is know ...sweet treat using honey and sesame seeds. In the Middle East, sesame seed candy is mentioned in ancient texts, indicating its long-standing popularity in t
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  • ...s most commonly used to refer to traditional sugar candies, such as [[rock candy]] or [[fudge]]. ...mans]] used honey and nuts to create sweet treats. The production of sugar candy became more widespread with the spread of [[sugar cane]] cultivation in the
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  • ...which is derived from a combination of ingredients including [[sugar]], [[honey]], and [[sesame seeds]]. ...ave been developed in the Middle Eastern region several centuries ago. The candy is often associated with festive occasions and celebrations, and is traditi
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  • '''Hard candy''' is a type of [[confectionery]] that is characterized by its solid and br ...create sweet treats. In the Middle Ages, sugar was a luxury item, and hard candy was often used as a form of medicine to soothe sore throats and calm upset
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  • '''Russian Candy''' Russian candy refers to a variety of confectionery products that are traditionally made a
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  • ...grains. The name "Alegría" translates to "joy" in English, reflecting the candy's festive and celebratory nature in Mexican culture. ...which is known for its high nutritional value. Other ingredients include [[honey]] or [[piloncillo]] (unrefined cane sugar), and occasionally, dried fruits
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  • ...he [[Hershey Company]]. It was first introduced in 1932 by the [[Hollywood Candy Company]] and has since become a staple in the confectionery industry. ...d in [[Centralia, Illinois]], and was known for its innovative approach to candy making. The PayDay bar was one of their most successful products, and it qu
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  • == Negro (Candy) == ...tes from Hungary. The brand is owned by the Croatian company [[Kras]]. The candy is well-known for its distinctive black color and strong menthol flavor.
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  • ...ría (candy)|Alegría]], a candy made from puffed amaranth and boiled-down [[honey]] or [[Agave americana|maguey]] sap, in ancient times formed into the shape *[[Balché]], Mayan fermented honey drink
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  • ...ade from honey and maltose, and is stretched into thin strands to create a candy that resembles a dragon's beard, hence the name. ...aration of Kkultarae involves a meticulous and time-consuming process. The honey is first boiled and then cooled to form a dough-like consistency. This doug
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  • ...Flemish words 'babbelen' (to chat) and 'lutter' (to lick), indicating the candy's long-lasting flavor that can be enjoyed while having a conversation. ...te and texture. It is traditionally made from [[butter]], [[sugar]], and [[honey]], which are boiled together until they reach a caramel-like consistency. T
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  • |Name=Candy corn infused vodka |Ingredients=vodka,honey
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  • ...own for their vibrant colors and tangy flavors. Nerds are a favorite among candy enthusiasts, particularly those who enjoy a unique and intense taste experi ..."Nerds" was chosen to reflect the unconventional and quirky nature of the candy.
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  • ...iquid. It is used in a variety of culinary applications, including baking, candy-making, and as a sweetener for beverages. ...p dates back to ancient times. The [[Ancient Egyptians]] were known to use honey and fruit juices to sweeten their food, but they also developed a form of s
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  • ...drop''' (also known as a '''throat lozenge''', '''cough sweet''', '''cough candy''', or '''sore throat lozenge''') is a small, typically medicated tablet in ...of a cough drop dates back to [[ancient Egypt]], where they were made from honey flavored with citrus, herbs, and spices. In the 19th century, the modern fo
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  • ...flavors, and textures, including but not limited to [[chocolate]], [[hard candy]], [[gummies]], [[taffy]], and [[marshmallows]]. Candies are consumed world ...uxury item at the time. The industrial revolution in the 19th century made candy more accessible to the general public due to the mass production and decrea
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  • ...ated and contain ingredients such as [[menthol]], [[eucalyptus oil]], or [[honey]], which are known for their soothing and healing properties. ...d back to ancient times. The [[Ancient Egyptians]] were known to have used honey and herbs to soothe sore throats. In the 19th century, cough sweets became
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