The Surprising History of Cotton Candy

[@medme2312]

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[@johnxina2361]

Calm down

[@Gatorfan_Cavon]

I agree! I love this channel!!

[@OriginsofFood]

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[@dangductran2926]

Those dentists are realy smart, first they sell cotton candies, then they sell toothbrushes to people who eat them.

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[@AyselAliChannel]

than why is this underrated?

[@Moomai95]

I just subscribed today. Damn this channel needs more subscribers. Very informative and entertaining channel!

[@bamaguy5000]

Best damn documentary I’ve ever seen! On my favorite candy! Fairy floss! Good job guys!

[@KuroCartoonist]

3:26 That kid is poggin must of been the greatest time of his life during those years

[@NaldzHobbySide]

this is a Great video 👍 very informative 🙂👌

[@2006BansheeRider]

Bro made the equivalent of 525 million from cotton candy in 7 months. What a world.

[@k8lynmae]

It is still called Fairy Floss in Australia 🦘 🐨

[@blueandpinkco.]

Pink Vanilla, and Blue Raspberry are the classic flavors ❤

[@miketoxic2579]

Top tier

[@fast-toast]

Here in Britain we call it candy floss

[@AyselAliChannel]

i know

[@Sacred_Silence]

Look, if you bite cotton candy straight off the stick without peeling it off, you're wild lol

[@LunoRawke]

It's almost like a spider web but made of sugar.

[@theo9952]

Or old woman's hair, as we call it in Greece.

[@-hl4bx]

The sugar is still called sugar floss

[@lordfarquar9215]

Who else is eating cotton candy rite now 🤟

[@antispaz7]

Me

[@raysilvern]

Sweet! 😋

[@Daniel-vx3cf]

A KZbinr names "What If"

[@Daniel-vx3cf]

What if Intruduced me to you

[@johnxina2361]

Hello

[@joycejean-baptiste4355]

Wow, invented by a dentist. I guess he made a lot of money from customers who would become his dental client patients.

[@julianaalcantara3595]

Wtf

[@johnxina2361]

First

[@theo9952]

In Greece we call this stuff . Which means