A cotton candy snack used to be called spun sugar over 600 years ago. The sweet treat was a favorite of children and adults alike at fairs, carnivals, and circuses. Cotton candy comes in various flavors in today's market, such as mint, Cinnamon, watermelon, raspberry, and vanilla.National Cotton Candy Day is celebrated every year on December 7th in the United States. Fairy floss, cotton candy, and candy floss are all celebrated at the event.Candies are our favorite! We want it!You will find 40 cotton candy recipes in this Candies are our favorite book, including recipes. You can use it for baking, garnishing, and even as an ingredient in cocktails. You can create tasty treats and sweet snacks all year long.Check out the Candy. A sweet Xmas Cotton, an Easter Bunny Cottontail Cake, an amazing Bubblegum Happy Birthday Bomb, and an adorable Baby Shower Cookie Cake.Furthermore, you can make cotton candy if you do not want to avoid buying store-bought cotton candy.Spun sugar can be cooked, purchased, or spun up in a cotton candy machine.