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Food has been used as an artistic medium since ancient times, but its sweetest period may have been the Renaissance, when sugar sculptures graced the tables of Europe’s most elite—but at what price?
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While you’re trying to spot ‘love’ in this Valentine’s Day word search, keep an eye out for ‘loo,’ ‘vole,’ and ‘LOL.’
If you've ever eaten a chocolate bar, you've probably eaten a Kit Kat. The four-fingered bar is one of the world's most popular treats and in 2014 was named the "most influential" candy bar of all time by TIME Magazine.
Looking for a flavor adventure? Want to diversify your tastes and satisfy your sweet tooth? Try some of these sweets and candies from all over the world.
In 1976, red M&Ms were pulled from shelves. In 1987, they staged a comeback thanks to an enterprising college student.
Every year, families in Saratoga Springs, New York, celebrate Christmas by smashing a peppermint pig candy with a hammer.
Gingerbread men, candy canes, and other classic Christmas desserts made the cut. Thanks to Utah, so did Jolly Ranchers.
Sugar plums didn't originally contain plums, and their name once doubled as a not-so-sweet euphemism.
Helen Pfeil thought some kids were much too old for treats, so she played a nasty trick on them instead.
The practice of trick or treating didn't appear in North America until the 1930s, when kids started emulating front-page criminals and used principles of extortion and racketeering to demand candy—or else.
There aren’t any 10-foot strawberries to dip in it, but there is a tasting room at the end of the tour.
The 54-year-old consumed one-and-a-half bags of black licorice a day for weeks before his heart stopped. An ingredient in the treat is to blame.
Two years after Necco shut its doors for good, Necco Wafers are headed back to your necco’ the woods.
Apparently, many people are hoping the Easter bunny doesn’t bring them any Peeps or Cadbury Creme Eggs.
If you think you can handle the spice, these new pepper-flavored jelly beans may prove to be the perfect challenge for your taste buds.
Chocolates have become the default Valentine’s Day gift, but the treat didn't earn its romantic reputation overnight.
From love spoons to obligatory chocolate-giving, here are some ways people will be celebrating Valentine’s Day around the world this year.
After taking a year off, SweetHearts are back for Valentine’s Day 2020—but most of them are missing their signature conversation starters.
Trick-or-treating for candy on Halloween only became common a few decades ago, but the tradition's roots stretch back to ancient pagan celebrations.
Use this data to triumph over any candy corn sympathizers or Snickers skeptics during your office-wide debate.
The adult novelty item has a surprisingly rich history involving organized crime, food science, and the difficulties in patenting the name "Candypants."
Based on this information, trick-or-treaters might want Hot Tamales and candy corn more than you thought.
The popular board game, which has been a household staple for 70 years, was originally conceived in the polio wing of a hospital.
The faux-tobacco shredded gum has been going strong since 1980, when two ballplayers decided the real thing was too disgusting to chew.