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Candy Floss - An enchanting transformation from sugar to liquid and then into the cotton spun effect of Candy Floss.
This fun food is a joy to watch being made and an easy learnt skill (after just a little practice + some trial and error).
But the good news is it can all be eaten! The making of a candy floss initially takes about 30 seconds for the machine
to warm up and then it takes a few seconds to make a candy floss. If you keep the momentum going the next six
candy losses will be very quick. Have fun and involve you customers / clients /colleagues. The lovely smell of the heated sugar is another bonus of hiring a candy floss machine This surely most be a fun trade stand attraction.
CANDY FLOSS MACHINE Hire - ‘Cotton Candy machine hire’ - Candy Floss Cart
The machine has a spinning head, which holds the sugar reserve. The head is filled with granulated (coloured) sugar. This head also has the heaters that melt the sugar to liquid, which is then spun out through the tiny mesh holes by central fugal force. The molten sugar solidifies in the air instantly and is caught in the larger bowl which surrounds the spinning head. After a short period, the cotton candy floss builds up on the inside walls of the larger bowl, at this point the machine operator twirls a stick around the rim of the large catch bowl, gathering the sugar strands to make a candy floss which is normally served on a stick or in a plastic bag. As the sugar reserve bowl empties, the operator recharges the reserve bowl with more sugar. The product is sensitive to humidity and will slowly dissolve.
A great exhibition stand marketing idea at a trade fair, trade show, conference meeting, Europe, international, expo.
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