National Candy Cane Day National Candy Cane Day is on December 26, gives us a chance to indulge as much as we can in the fun treat before New Year’s. With beginnings in 17th-century Germany, these sweet treats were curved to represent the shepherds’ crooks. They later made their way to the states in the mid-19th century. A. Candy canes remind us it's time for the holidays
You might live in a place where it's warm year-round and you never see snow. You might be too distracted by work and other adult things. But, everyone can agree that when they see a candy cane, they know exactly what time of year it is. B. Childhood nostalgia
Munch on a candy cane to jog your memories of a snow day with your siblings, or trading candy canes in grade school. They can bring on those special moments with just the rip of a plastic wrapper. C. Candy canes have their benefits
Candy canes are made of sugar, peppermint oil, and water. From helping with bad breath to serving as a digestion aid and mood booster, this peppermint candy can bring plenty of good to your life. So odd flavors candy canes can come in besides the pepermint and fruity flavors have been: Pickle, Bacon, Rotisserie Chicken, Wasabi and Gravy...HMMM How to Celebrate 1. Add some candy canes to your hot chocolate 2. Make peppermint bark
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