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What key ingredient did the ancient Egyptians use to make candy?
What key ingredient did the ancient Egyptians use to make candy?
- Sugarcane
- Maple syrup
- Honey (correct)
- Chocolate
Marzipan gained popularity in Europe during the Middle Ages.
Marzipan gained popularity in Europe during the Middle Ages.
True (A)
What significant event in the 19th century transformed candy production?
What significant event in the 19th century transformed candy production?
The Industrial Revolution
The 17th century saw the rise of _____ candies in England.
The 17th century saw the rise of _____ candies in England.
Match the century with its candy-related development:
Match the century with its candy-related development:
Flashcards
Ancient Egyptian Candy
Ancient Egyptian Candy
Egyptians created candy using honey, figs, nuts, and spices for ceremonies.
Persian Sugarcane Adoption
Persian Sugarcane Adoption
Persians learned about sugar and sugarcane from India and spread its cultivation.
16th Century Candy Trend
16th Century Candy Trend
Candied fruits and nuts became popular among European royalty.
17th Century Hard Candy
17th Century Hard Candy
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Industrial Revolution's Impact
Industrial Revolution's Impact
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Study Notes
Candy History Overview
- Candy production dates back to 2000 BC in ancient Egypt.
- Egyptians used honey, figs, nuts, and spices to create candies for religious ceremonies.
- Between 500 BC and 500 AD, Persians learned about and adopted sugar cane agriculture from India.
- Sugar was introduced to Europe during the Middle Ages, and marzipan became popular.
- Candied fruits and nuts gained popularity among European elites in the 16th century.
- Hard candies became popular in England and the American colonies during the 17th century.
- Candy production became more organized in the 18th century, with molding techniques used.
- The Industrial Revolution led to mass candy production in the 19th century, introducing chocolate and gummies.
- The 20th century saw a rise in candy variety, including gummies and hard candies, and the establishment of global brands.
- The 21st century has seen candy evolve with the introduction of sugar-free and organic alternatives because of health trends.
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