Entity: COTTON-CANDY
Cotton candy is a sweet confection made of spun sugar, known for its fluffy texture and vibrant colors.
COTTON-CANDY
Etymology
The term 'cotton candy' originated from the resemblance of the spun sugar strands to cotton wool.
Definition
Cotton candy is a delightful treat made of spun sugar that is fluffy, sweet, and often served on a stick or cone-shaped paper core.
Historical Context
Cotton candy has been enjoyed at carnivals, fairs, and amusement parks since the late 19th century. It was first introduced at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.
Cultural Significance
Cotton candy is a popular treat enjoyed by people of all ages at various events and venues. Its vibrant colors and unique texture make it a nostalgic and fun snack.
Related Concepts
- Candyfloss
- Sweet treats
See Also
- Sugar
- Confectionery
A delightful treat consisting of spun sugar that is fluffy, sweet, and often served on a stick or cone-shaped paper core.