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Artisanal candy flavored with Eucalyptus Honey.
Quantity: 175 g bag
Made in Spain.
What are the people who make candies called?
Confectioner; a confectioner is an individual whose trade is to decorate and prepare pastry sweets. In the past, the term confectioner referred to the official in charge of making drinks, sweets, pastries, and other succulent delicacies in the homes of the powerful.
How are candies made?
The production of candy typically uses raw materials such as sugar, glucose, and water, which are combined in the appropriate proportions to create a consistency (syrup) that is then cooked at high temperatures.
Who invented candy?
Sugar candy was invented by the Indians around the year 250 AD. It was Indian and Persian merchants who brought the first candies to Europe, where they had a pharmaceutical use by mixing them with bitter herbs, hence they were used as lozenges for cough relief.
What benefits do candies have?
Candy as a source of multiple benefits.
All of this provides various benefits to our body, such as improving performance, stimulating cognitive development, and delaying the sensation of fatigue due to its energy contribution. The demand for these sweets has specialized and requires new functionalities.
Ingredients: sugar, glucose, honey (10%), flavoring, and coloring: E-100/E-131
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION PER 100 GRAMS.
Energy value __________1,555 kJ / 371 kcal.
Fats ________________ 0 g
of which saturated ______ 0 g
Carbohydrates _________ 91.4 g
of which Sugars _________ 68.6 g
Proteins ______________ 0.01 g
Salt ________________ 0 g
Artisanal candy flavored with Eucalyptus Honey.
Quantity: 175 g bag
Made in Spain.
What are the people who make candies called?
Confectioner; a confectioner is an individual whose trade is to decorate and prepare pastry sweets. In the past, the term confectioner referred to the official in charge of making drinks, sweets, pastries, and other succulent delicacies in the homes of the powerful.
How are candies made?
The production of candy typically uses raw materials such as sugar, glucose, and water, which are combined in the appropriate proportions to create a consistency (syrup) that is then cooked at high temperatures.
Who invented candy?
Sugar candy was invented by the Indians around the year 250 AD. It was Indian and Persian merchants who brought the first candies to Europe, where they had a pharmaceutical use by mixing them with bitter herbs, hence they were used as lozenges for cough relief.
What benefits do candies have?
Candy as a source of multiple benefits.
All of this provides various benefits to our body, such as improving performance, stimulating cognitive development, and delaying the sensation of fatigue due to its energy contribution. The demand for these sweets has specialized and requires new functionalities.
Ingredients: sugar, glucose, honey (10%), flavoring, and coloring: E-100/E-131
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION PER 100 GRAMS.
Energy value __________1,555 kJ / 371 kcal.
Fats ________________ 0 g
of which saturated ______ 0 g
Carbohydrates _________ 91.4 g
of which Sugars _________ 68.6 g
Proteins ______________ 0.01 g
Salt ________________ 0 g
