The first recipe for cotton candy It appears in a cookbook from 1773. At the time it was hot sugar which, with the tip of a knife, was transformed into thin threads placed around a container.
In 1897, in the United States, the dentist William Morrison and the confectioner John C. Wharton patented a machine that made this thread, which they called Fairy floss (Fairy Thread). On December 7, 1890 they presented the invention at the Universal Exhibition in Paris.
Soon the “fairy thread It has gained popularity at fairs and amusement parks in the United States. In 1921 Joseph Lascaux improved the invention and with another machine began to prepare cotton candy or beard dad (dad’s beard).
What does it mean when it smells like cotton candy?
He sweet aroma Cotton candy crossed the culinary world about thirty years ago to arrive in perfumery, with great success.
In 1992, perfumers Olivier Cresp and Yves de Chirin created Angel eau de parfum for Thierry Mugler. Since then, the perfume whose aroma is reminiscent of cotton candy has become one of the best-selling throughout Europe.
They highlight the oriental woody notes a very intense fragrance, with sweet nuances (melon, coconut and, of course, cotton candy). You can also appreciate fruity notes (plum and peach) and an intense sweet touch of vanilla, caramel and dark chocolate.
In 1992, perfumers Olivier Cresp and Yves de Chirin created Angel eau de parfum, a perfume whose aroma is reminiscent of cotton candy. Photo: Shutterstock.Finalist in several competitions, including Iconic Fragrance, in 2021, he was the first to place Star-shaped refillable container. Also the first to be considered a gourmand.
Now there are several perfumes with sweet aromas on the market. Some of them are Poison Eau de Toilette, by Dior; Juicy couture; Cacharel Amor Amor perfume; Candy EDP by Prada and Lancome la Vie est Belle Eau de Perfum.
The aroma of cotton candy is a gateway to childhood memories. Photo: Pexels.This sweet fragrance, designed for women of all ages, is an invitation to remembers childhood, to moments of comfort, serenity and joy. Some brands emphasize that these are perfumes that capture that essence without being cloying.
In short, cotton candy has conquered the world of aromas to remind adults of some of the best moments of childhood.
Source: Clarin
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