Feeling nostalgic for a bit of cotton candy? You don't need a fancy machine to make it at home: All you need is a hand mixer ...

Hard candy may look like it's pretty set in its solid form, but you can actually turn it into light and airy cotton candy.

B&M shoppers ‘gutted’ as they open DIY candy floss machine and are disappointed at what’s missing. Katherine Sidnell; ... by simply mixing sugar and food dye together to create candy floss.

Cotton Candy Express Cotton Candy Machine With Five-Sugar Pack The kit includes five sugar flavors — cherry, grape, blue raspberry, orange and pink vanilla — plus 50 paper cones for serving ...

How is cotton candy made? Pouring sugar into the center of a hot, spinning machine will do the trick. While cotton candy used to contain just sugar, today there plenty of other flavors to choose from.

The machine and the candy it produced (called Fairy Floss at the time) was first introduced to America at the seven-month-long St. Louis World’s Fair in 1904, where the confection was sold in ...