A) White B) Purple C) Pink D) Blue
A) Adding dye or coloring B) Spinning speed C) Machine metal type D) Heating the sugar longer
A) Grape and banana B) Blue raspberry and pink vanilla C) Strawberry and green apple D) Cherry and lemon
A) Cotton King B) Sweet Spin C) Gold Medal D) Sugar Max
A) Orange B) Purple C) Green D) Yellow
A) A high-speed motor B) A sprung base C) A digital thermostat D) A stainless steel bowl
A) By brand name B) By weight C) By sugar grade D) By color
A) Potato chips B) Fluoride toothpaste C) Cheddar cheese D) Pretzels
A) 1978 B) 1949 C) 1960 D) 1950
A) Up to 3 pounds B) Up to 10 pounds C) Up to 5 pounds D) Up to 1 pound
A) 3,450 B) 10,000 C) 1,200 D) 5,000
A) Kerala B) Tamil Nadu C) Goa D) Punjab
A) Aspartame B) Tartrazine C) Rhodamine-B D) Sodium benzoate
A) Canada and Florida B) Japan and New York C) Europe and California D) Australia and Texas
A) Delhi B) Puducherry C) Chandigarh D) Lakshadweep
A) Crushed ice B) Liquid syrup C) Powdered chocolate D) Granulated, colored sugar
A) Magnets B) Fans C) Heaters D) Blades
A) Magnetic force B) Gravitational force C) Centrifugal force D) Electrostatic force
A) It instantly burns in the machine B) It is too expensive to use in large quantities C) It changes the color of the candy to dark brown D) It contains fine crystals which spin out unmelted
A) It solidifies in the air B) It burns instantly C) It turns into a liquid syrup D) It evaporates completely
A) Directly onto paper plates B) In a heated glass container C) In a larger bowl surrounding the spinning head D) In a small tray beneath the machine
A) Add cold water to cool the bowl B) Recharge it with more feedstock C) Replace the spinning head D) Turn off the machine and clean it
A) High wind B) Humidity C) Bright sunlight D) Low temperature
A) Feathers B) Cotton C) Silk D) Wool
A) Food flavoring B) Protein powder C) Vitamins D) Preservatives
A) Candy floss B) Sugar web C) Sweet fluff D) Cloud candy
A) Magic sugar B) Spinning sweet C) Fairy floss D) Puff candy
A) Halva B) Kkul-tarae C) Pashmak D) Longxusu
A) Longxusu B) Pashmak C) Kkul-tarae D) Mochi
A) Baklava B) Longxusu C) Pashmak D) Kkul-tarae
A) 20th century B) 18th century C) 19th century D) 17th century
A) 18th century B) 19th century C) 12th century D) 15th century
A) Confectioner B) Physician C) Engineer D) Dentist
A) Chemist B) Confectioner C) Inventor D) Dentist
A) 1893 Chicago World's Fair B) Panama–Pacific International Exposition C) 1904 World's Fair D) St. Louis Olympics
A) Fairy Floss B) Cotton Candy C) Fluffy Stuff D) Candy Floss
A) 68,655 B) 10,500 C) 50,000 D) 100,200
A) 5¢ B) 10¢ C) 25¢ D) $1.00
A) $15.45 B) $8.96 C) $0.50 D) $2.50
A) 1905 B) 1915 C) 1921 D) 1897
A) Tootsie Roll Industries B) General Electric Company C) Coca-Cola Company D) Westinghouse Electric
A) William Morrison B) Joseph Lascaux C) Julia Davis Chandler D) Albert D. Robinson
A) Albert D. Robinson B) John C. Wharton C) Thomas Edison D) Joseph Lascaux
A) Candy floss B) Fluffy Stuff C) Cotton candy D) Spun sugar
A) 1990s B) 1950s C) 1970s D) 1980s
A) General Electric B) Nestle C) Tootsie Roll Industries D) Mars Incorporated
A) Fairy Magic B) Sugar Puff C) Fluffy Stuff D) Cloud Sweet
A) 31 October B) 14 February C) 4 July D) 7 December
A) Steam B) Coal C) Gasoline D) Electricity
A) New York B) Lynn C) St. Louis D) New Orleans
A) St. Louis, Missouri B) New Orleans, Louisiana C) New York, New York D) Lynn, Massachusetts
A) Chicago, Illinois B) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania C) New Orleans, Louisiana D) Lynn, Massachusetts |