Showing posts with label candy floss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candy floss. Show all posts

Friday, February 10, 2023

Cotton Candy, Candy Floss, Fairy Floss

 I think we've all seen cotton candy getting made before, but maybe not on an industrial level.

If you want to see something I made, pick up my book called Treats and Beasts.

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Tuesday, April 13, 2021

Cotton Candy

Check out my awesome Cotton Candy t-shirt. It not only makes you look great, but it teaches you a little something about a classic treat (check the back of the shirt).

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Friday, May 01, 2020

Thursday, September 27, 2018

We Got Our First T-shirt Done, And It's Sweet!


As you know we're updating the website, and with that we're launching a whole new series of shirts based on the new design. This is the first one featuring our Cotton Candy character. On the back is a clever way for you to remember all of the ways you can say "cotton candy".

Make sure to check out some of our older designs and keep up with the new ones by checking out our Zazzle store.

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Friday, March 11, 2016

Candy In The Media


Apparently animal instinct and candy don't always work together, particularly when you're a raccoon trying to wash your cotton candy.

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Monday, August 03, 2015

Bad Candy Ideas? - Part 1 - Old Man Pubic Hair

Everyday this week I'm posting about one of the worst ideas in the candy world that I've ever come across.  Today I'm going to talk about facial hair.  More to the point, an old man's facial hair.  In my opinion, old man facial hair is probably not a good theme for any kind of candy whatsoever.  In this case the problem doesn't focus on the actual taste or texture of the candy, this is all about mind games.  The last thing you want to be thinking about when you eat white cotton candy is an old man's beard.  They look similar sure, but you don't have to draw attention to that fact.

In general, with the exception of some novelty joke candies, simulating human hair in candy seems like a bad idea.  You could make brown chocolate cotton candy, break it up into bits, and call it "Barber Shop Floor", and it probably wouldn't sell very well.  Or maybe it would sell really well, much like that chocolate bar sold in a babies diaper a few years back (that's just wrong).  Either way I don't think that this bag cotton candy really represents the holidays very well, I'd recommend just going for a pooping reindeer instead.

Click here to read my "Santa's Cotton Candy" review.

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