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How are candy gummi made?
First a liquid candy is made. Then a metal mold presses holes in trays of corn starch. The liquid candy in poured into the holes. It's allowed to set for a day or two. The candy solidifies into a gummy. Then the tray is dumped and the corn starch is cleaned off the candy.
What is the plural of tray?
Trays is the plural of tray.
How do you say table trays in Spanish?
The Spanish word for trays is bandejas. Table trays would be bandejas de mesa.
What fraction of the 20 trays is purple?
Let x equal the number of purple trays. The fraction of trays that are purple will be x/20
Can you get trays before you get braces or after?
you could get trays on before you get braces on or after you get them off.
Do they sell nut gift baskets at a candy shop?
Local candy stores may offer gift baskets with nuts but another great option is http://www.nutsonline.com/gifts/. They sell different baskets, trays, and tins full of delicious nuts that your dad is sure to enjoy!
Plastic trays used for eating are commonly called what?
Plastic trays used for eating are commonly called simply "trays." Sometimes, however, plastic food trays are referred to as "plates" or "pizza plates."
What are buffet trays?
They are trays used to present food on in a buffet style meal
Are wiltshire muffin trays microwave safe?
Wiltshire muffin trays are not microwave safe. The muffin trays are easy to clean, do not stain, and are dishwasher safe.
What are ultraviolet trays?
trays that ultra awesome butlers use when they like the color violet.
Does this convection microwave include any baking trays?
No baking trays are included with this product.
Historically, why do we eat candy corn on Halloween?
It was introduced in the 1880s and its shape and composition haven't changed since. The only thing that's changed is it's now machine-made. Back when, men called "stringers" walked backwards pouring the candy into cornstarch trays imprinted with the kernel shape. How quaint!
