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Candy is delicious to eat. But how did some of them get their strange names? Take a peek to find out about the the history of candy names.
Life Savers - In 1912, a man named Clarence Crane realized that the sale of candy in the summer didn’t do very well because the soft chocolate always seemed to melt.
What is candy? The word typically refers to things that are made from sugar, whether sprinkled on top, or added to a liquid and then heated usually to boiling point. At this temperature liquid sugar turns into a caramel, which is the name of one type of candy. Fortunately, there is no end to the types of candies that human beings have, can and no doubt will produce.
Here’s an easy recipe to make your own delicous homemade marshmallows. Did you know that marshmellows are among the favorite candies consumed by American children, generation after generation?
Make sure to ask a responsible adult for assistance since you’ll be using the stove as well as an electric mixer.
Want to get a real taste of the circus in your own home?
Try making these homemade cracker jacks, an enduring family favorite that has long been associated with animals and circus performances.
These homemade cracker jacks are simply delicious and rather easy to make. Just make sure to ask a responsible adult for help since this recipe requires using the stove.
Can you find Thailand on a map? Want to get a taste of delicious Thai food? Try making Tom Kah Kai or chicken coconut soup. This recipe is not too hard to make, but you will need some help from an adult. Whoever helps you will be thrilled they did when they taste this delicious concoction that they help you make!
In honor of the 11-year-old Frank Epperson who invented the Popsicle, we thought we’d remind you of this easy recipe. It is one that you’ve probably made before, but why not make it again? This time you can add a surprise to it! Follow these steps for a quick and delicious treat!
Ambrosia was considered food of the gods and goddesses in Greek mythology. Though the food called ambrosia is mythical itself, the idea of a godlike food that is extremely pleasing to taste or smell has been carried through to modern times. Try this delicious recipe for ambrosia salad. You’ll love it!
When you come home from school in the afternoon are you tempted to eat the bag of cookies or chips that’s sitting in the cupboard? Next time, instead of reaching for that chocolate chip cookie or brownie, try one of these delicious and healthy snacks. These will help you to stay energetic, healthy and happy!
Here is a fun recipe that you can try at home. Have you ever seen a volcano erupt on TV? Well, it’s an amazing and explosive force of nature where hot lava pours out of the top of a Volcano mountain. You can now make your own volcano cake that actually erupts! Have fun and impress your friends with the exciting recipe.
Here’s a refreshing afternoon snack that is easy to make. We’ve selected apples and grapes as the primary ingredients because this is the time of year they are being harvested. However, you can choose your favorite fruits to create your own special kabob. Remember to ask an adult to help you.
You’ve certainly had apple pie before, but have you ever had it in a glass? Here’s a new version to spark up your after school snacks. Ask an adult to help you and remember your helper gets a taste too.
Do you ever wonder how some things come about? For instance, who figured out that there was something worth eating inside a banana peel? Or how desperate do you have to be to discover that an artichoke has edible parts? Well, we may not know how either of those foods was discovered, but we do know how potato chips were invented.
It was the summer of 1853 and Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, a wealthy railroad magnate, was vacationing at a fashionable hotel in Saratoga Springs, New York. At dinner one night he complained that his potatoes were cut too thick and sent them back to the kitchen.
