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3 weeks ago

There's A Reason Hershey's Famous Chocolate Kisses Are Packaged In That Iconic Foil - Tasting Table

Hershey's Kisses have been in production since 1907, except during World War II, when aluminum was rationed for military use.
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4 weeks ago
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How World War II Popularized One Of The Most Popular Chocolate Brands In The World Today - Tasting Table

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How World War II Popularized One Of The Most Popular Chocolate Brands In The World Today - Tasting Table

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1 month ago

Does Marshmallow Root Have Anything To Do With The Classic Sweet? - Tasting Table

Modern marshmallows lack the health benefits of original recipes that included marshmallow root.
Gelatin has replaced marshmallow root in manufacturing for ease and efficiency.
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1 month ago

This Country Exports More Candy Than Any Other - And It Might Surprise You - Tasting Table

Germany's long candy-making history includes pioneering popular treats like gummy bears and is a leading exporter of sweets, accounting for 12.9% of global exports.
Germany politics
NYC food
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2 months ago

The Iconic Candy Frank Sinatra Loved For Dessert - Tasting Table

Singers have specific dietary preferences before performances, highlighting how personal habits can affect their artistry.
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2 months ago

The Vintage Betty Crocker Candy From The '90s That's Probably Gone For Good - Tasting Table

Sodalicious gummies were among the first to incorporate soda into a snack, shaped like soda bottles and offered a unique popping sugary coating.
SF food
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3 months ago

The Cultural Delicacy Fruit Roll-Up Snacks Were Based On - Tasting Table

Fruit Roll-Ups have nostalgic roots tied to a Middle Eastern delicacy called amardeen, originating from the early 20th century in New York.
SF food
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3 months ago

Do Swedish Fish Candy Have Anything To Do With Sweden? - Tasting Table

Swedish Fish is a unique candy that represents Swedish culture and has gained immense popularity in North America since the 1960s.
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3 months ago

Gummy Bears Vs Gummy Worms: Which Classic Candy Came First? - Tasting Table

Gummy candies originated in Germany in the early 20th century and have evolved into a wide variety of fun shapes and flavors.
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3 months ago

How Jelly Beans Became An Easter Tradition In The US - Tasting Table

Jelly beans, with their gummy insides, evolved from ancient Middle Eastern confections like Turkish delight, illustrating a rich culinary history beyond a simple candy invention.
Silicon Valley food
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6 months ago

The Story Behind The Oldest Candy Store In The US - Tasting Table

Shane Confectionery is America's oldest continuously operating candy store, established in 1863 and renowned for its historical significance in Philadelphia's candy scene.
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