Sentences with phrase «confectionary candy»
An old mason jar is ready to be filled with «confectionary candy».
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At the New England Confectionary Company (NECCO), based in Revere, Massachusetts, each year an event is held to announce that year's phrases for the Sweethearts Valentine's Day - themed candy.
Survey shows average Valentine's Day shopper plans on spending $ 173 Half of Valentine's Day shoppers intend to buy candy and sweets On average Canadians save more than 15 per cent on confectionary...
With the recent opening of Madeline's new kid's hangout, 20 Below, where adults over 20 must be escorted by a kid, the addition of Dylan's Candy Bar will further entice guests and their families to stop in for a confectionary creation while visiting the hotel.
Check out this great post from Dana Woldow in Beyond Chron, in which she examines how the confectionary industry has turned pretty much every holiday into «candy day» — and makes sure our store shelves are always stocked with the latest seasonal sweets.
Candy, confectionary, sugar - sweetened beverages (including sport drinks), and ice cream are commonly sold at youth sport events or brought to the event by contestants and parents (10).
It's also been used in beverages, candies, desserts, cosmetic creams, and was the marshmallow confectionary origin.
A new nonfiction book, Candyfreak chronicles Almond's lifelong passion for candy (especially the discontinued Caravelle bar) as he undertakes a sugar - and nostalgia - fueled exploration of America's confectionary...
Good Enough to Eat — For a special Fashion Week issue, artist Will Cotton did a photo spread with Elle Fanning, decking the actor and teen fashion icon out in confectionary outfits that pulled from both the latest styles and what would seem to be the world's most avant - garde candy store.
Surreal and fantastical, the foodscapes Cotton paints are ornate in their confectionary — clouds of cotton candy, towers of gingerbread and rivers of dripping fudge.
In their latest video, the confectionary shop demonstrates how a Victorian - era candy drop maker is used to create little sugary balls of goodness.
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