Making real candy in a home kitchen, 1915 — fondants, caramels and taffies from Mary M. Wright's classic.

Pop-Corn Sweets

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Pop-Corn Sweets

EXCELLENT, inexpensive and nourishing sweets may be made with popped pop-corn. For making these sweets the pop-corn kernels should be…

Pop-Corn Sweets: Pop-Corn

MOLASSES POP-CORN BALLS Take one cupful of light brown sugar and one cupful of New Orleans molasses, half a cupful of water and boil to the…

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