Do they make that?
How do you think it sounds ?
Just wondering also banana milk sounds good too but I think I saw that once before.
A: That does sound really good actually. It would probably give you mad heartburn though.
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The Candy Cane « Christmas Holiday Ideas
Would you believe that the Candy Cane as we are familiar with it today, was actually invented as a tool to keep children quiet?!
It’s true.
Back in the 1670′s, a choirmaster at the Cologne Cathedral in Germany, took a well known candy, a “sugar stick” and bent one end to resemble that of a Shepherd’s staff during the long church Christmas ceremonies. This new idea quickly spread over to America and churches then began performing the same tradition within their midst.
Candy Canes, in their infancy, were mostly reserved for Christmas themed religious ceremonies. But, there was one documented case of someone decorating their own Christmas Tree with the traditional “white” candies.
A man by the name of August Imgard, a German immigrant, displayed candy canes on his family Christmas tree in Wooster, Ohio, in the year 1847.
At first, the Candy Canes were all white, void of any other color. Until in the 1920′s, a man by the name of Bob McCormack began making the Candy Cane as we know it today, with the red stripes included, for his family, neighbors, and friends. Bob did this process, every year all by hand.
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