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Candy
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Candied
Preserved in or with sugar incrusted with a candylike substance as candied fruits
candyfloss
a candy made by spinning sugar that has been boiled to a high temperature called commonly cotton candy
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Nabit
Pulverized sugar candy
Orangeat
Candied orange peel also orangeade
Benne
or sesame oil used mostly for making soap In the southern United States the seeds are used in candy
Butter scotch
A kind of candy mainly composed of sugar and butter
Candite
A variety of spinel of a dark color found at Candy in Ceylon
cellophane
produced in sheets and rolls which is impervious to moisture and germs and which is used to wrap candy cigarettes and a wide variety of other products for distribution and retail sale as a pack of cigarettes
VerbarFondant
A kind of soft candy made of a thick creamy sugar paste by boiling solutions to the point of crystallization and usually molded
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