First off, I think that North America should formally recognize cotton candy the way the Australians do- Fairy Floss- from now on.\u00a0 How much more fun is that name?!?!\u00a0 It sounds so sweet.<\/p>\n
As a child, I spent my time at the fair watching the cotton candy man “stir” the cotton candy to make beautiful puffy clouds of blue and pink.\u00a0 It kept my attention for a whole 30 seconds or so, which is quite good considering all the distractions on the fair grounds.\u00a0 Every year at the end of August, my parents would take us to the PNE\u00a0 (Pacific National Exhibition) which is a 17 day fair in Vancouver, BC.\u00a0 It has rides, exhibits, show homes, trade shows, and of course, FAIR FOOD!\u00a0 Obviously, being who I am, the food was my favourite part.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately for me, no one paid me money to make this video.\u00a0 I was hanging out in my favourite store (Target) and saw the box for the Jelly Belly Cotton Candy Maker.\u00a0 I knew that I had to figure out how to make cotton candy at home.\u00a0 I followed the enclosed directions, which were easy to follow, put the machine together, and started right away.\u00a0 I feel that this machine is great for people of all ages!\u00a0 *The inner core get quite hot, so kids should definitely be supervised while using the machine.*<\/p>\n