Candies are one of the most relished foods that have governed our childhood and rule the hearts of all age groups. Infact, they are most popular during Christmas and Halloween. When it comes to getting the best candies, there is no match for the candies manufactured by Kiwi Foods. They are the largest bomb blast candy manufacturer in India. They have great varieties of candies such as bomb blast candy, love candy, pop fizz etc. One most popular variety of these candies are Candy Canes. Let's explore some interesting facts about the same.

1. CANDY CANES
AND THEIR
AMAZING FACTS
Kiwi Foods

2. Overview
What are Candy Canes?
History of Candy Canes
How are Candy Canes made?
Amazing facts about Candy Canes:-
INCLUDES
Conclusion

3. Overview
Candies are one of the most relished foods that have
governed our childhood and rule the hearts of all age
groups. Infact, they are most popular during
Christmas and Halloween. When it comes to getting
the best candies, there is no match for the candies
manufactured by Kiwi Foods. They are the largest
bomb blast candy manufacturer in India. They have
great varieties of candies such as bomb blast candy,
love candy, pop fizz etc. One most popular variety of
these candies are Candy Canes. Let's explore some
interesting facts about the same.

4. What are Candy Canes?
If we try to define candy cane, we can say it is a
cane shaped hard candy stick. They now come in
many different bright colours and yummy flavors.

5. History of Candy Canes:-
Have you ever wondered
where did these delicious
little treats come from?
Flipping through the
history of these candy
canes, we can see that they
are white with red stripes
and have a flavor of
peppermint.
The amazing hook shape
that we all see nowadays
started appearing
somewhere in the late
1670s. According to tales
doing rounds, a German
church choir director gave
this shape to resemble a
shepherd's crook. He then
started to distribute these
in his church.
It came handy as it could
be used for hanging on the
branches. But even during
these ages it lacked
coloring. The now popular
red stripes appeared post
1900s. It was during the
early 1900s only that the
peppermint flavor started
getting added.

6. How are Candy Canes made?

7. The manufacturing process of candy canes is as old as it's history. It starts by
cooking together a batch of sugar, water and corn syrup. Next, a mix of starch
and flavoring goes into the preparation. These two are now binded together.
Next to distribute the flavoring uniformly in the entire batch, a machine
containing plunger is used. Following this the candy is stretched along the
metal posts. This turns the candies white and it now looks like a cylindrical
mould.
Next they combine the red coloured cylindrical mould of candy with the white
mould. It then undergoes a batch roller. This then travels between wheels that
further slim it down. It is then cut with a chain of knives to cut the right size.

8. Amazing facts about Candy Canes:-
Our favourite candy canes comes with a one of the most interesting
facts such as:-
●The first known patent for the candy canes came from Chicago.
●The Bunt Brothers were the first to file the earliest patent for candy cane machines in the 1920s.
●The first candy cane makers were Bob's candies in the 1950s.
●Candy Canes have reached a production level of 1.76 billion per year.
●They are the no.1 non chocolate candies worldwide.
●The largest candy (51 feet) cane was created in Switzerland.
●National Candy Cane day is observed on 26th December globally.
●Yippee….Candy canes contain only 50 calories and have no fat or cholesterol.

9. How to use leftover candy canes:-

10. Candy canes are not only amazing originally, but their leftovers also make great
treats. There is an amazing way of using the leftover amazing candy canes.
All you need to do is put them in a ziplock bag and crush them. Now, you can
take them and use them as sprinklers on chocolates, brownies, cup cakes,
fermented tea or coffee, ice cream, frosted cookies etc.

11. Conclusion
Candy canes are an amazing confectionery item and are liked by age and groups of all
kinds. When it comes to the consumption, it has no cholesterol and sugar and hence is
considered safe to consume.It comes in various different sizes and colours.

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