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The religious backround of the candy cane is...
Take a candy cane, and flip it upside down. It is obvious you see a J - for Jesus! Also, a shepherd's staff. Also, read this: http://inventors.about.com/od/foodrelatedinventions/a/candy_canes.htm
Candy canes are hard sticks of candy that are bent into a cane shape. It is the cane shape that makes a candy cane a candy cane.
candy cane or peppermint candy but the answer is candy cane
a candy cane is in the size of a huge hook
The white in candy cane is how purified Jesus is.
Candy cane in German is Zuckerstange
Sugar Babies
put a candy cane in hot chocolate.
yes, if the candy cane is fake. no if it is real.
Candy Cane Children was created in 2002-11.
Yes, the candy cane does have religious symbolism for many. Its shape is said to represent a shepherd's crook, symbolizing Jesus as the Good Shepherd. The red and white colors are often interpreted as representing the blood of Christ and His purity, respectively. While its origins are not solely religious, these interpretations have become popular in Christian traditions during the holiday season.
The red in the candy cane represents the suffering and blood of Jesus. The white in the candy cane represents the pureness of Jesus.The candy cane looks like a shepherds crook. That represents Jesus being the good shepherd. When you turn the candy cane upside down it looks like a J. That stands for Jesus.
The red on the candy cane symbolizes Jesus's blood.