Candy Ville

  HERE IS THE LIST OF NINE MOST POPULAR CANDY BRANDS IN CANADA.  AIRHEAD  BIG LEAGUE CHEW BOSTON AMERICA  ESPEEZ  E-FRUTTI  HARIBO HERSHEY JELLY BELLY WRIGLEY’S   1. AIRHEAD : THESE SUGAR-COATED CANDIES ARE SOFT AND CHEWY. INDIVIDUALLY PACKAGED.  Ingredients: Sugar, Corn Syrup, Dextrose Maltodextrin, Modified Food Starch (Corn), Partially Hydrogenated Soybeans, Water, Artificial Flavors, Artificial Colours. 2. BIG LEAGUE CHEW:   BIG LEAGUE CHEW IS A BUBBLE GUM BRAND that is shredded and packaged in aluminium foil pouches. ... SINCE 1980, ABOUT 800 MILLION MAJOR LEAGUE CHEW POUCHES HAVE BEEN SOLD. BIG LEAGUE CHEW WAS LAUNCHED IN MAY 1980, USING  THE TYPICAL PINK COLOUR ALREADY USED IN EXISTING BUBBLE GUM  PRODUCTS. 3.BOSTON AMERICA:  The Boston America Corporation offers a comprehensive line of flavoured candies, health and beauty products, energy drinks, and bracelets that are all approved by the FDA. 4. ESPEEZ:  ESP...

It is widely accepted that the concept of a sweet treat was first developed by cave people who preferred honey from bees. Before the Chinese,  the Indians, the inhabitants of the Middle East, and then the Greeks and the Romans, they combined fruits and nuts with honey to produce sweets. Previous sweets are thought to have been used as a form of medicinal aid for stomach disorders. When culture continued to evolve, and when the refining of sugar was discovered, it became very large.   In the seventeenth century, as sugar became somewhat more affordable, people in England and America consumed sugar candies combined with fruit and nuts. Caramel and lollipops became known in the early 18th century. By the mid-1800s, more than 380 candy factories had been founded in the United States. Most of them produced hard candies that were sold loose. The first chocolate factory in the United States was set up in 1765. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, following the discovery of...