Interestingly, it's not what the name suggests-- it's not a plum in a sugar syrup, and it has little relationship to fruit at all. It's actually a kind of candy. You may have heard the expression "sugar plum" mentioned in the poem "'Twas The Night Before Christmas," which was written in the early 1820s-- this was a British expression that referred to a popular (but difficult to make) hard candy, which was also called a "comfit." It was really sweet, made with lots of sugar, and often with some kind of nut (such as an almond) in the center. As for the "plum," by the 1800s, that word in British slang often meant something really good or desirable.
The sugar plum fairy was created in the first Christmas.
In a plum tree.
Princess Sugar Plum returns to unicorn island! Princess sugar plum saves unicorn island! Princess sugar plum saves unicorn island again! Princess sugar plum meets her dream husband! Prince Troy and princess sugar plum gets married! Prince Troy fights the wicked witch, asalanda! Princess sugar plum and Troy lives happily ever after!
The cast of Sugar Plum - 2004 includes: Steve Bewley as Keaton
You are, sugar plum!
PLUM + Sugar (The only difference in jelly and jam are is that jam has seeds in it)
The Sugar Plum fairy is a character in the ballet "The Nutcracker" by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. In the ballet, the Sugar Plum fairy rules over the land of sweets while she waits for the return of the prince, who has been turned into a nutcracker.
Sugar
yes he does.
A large plum typically contains about 9-10 grams of sugar. The sugar content can vary slightly based on the specific variety and ripeness of the plum. Plums are also a good source of vitamins and antioxidants, making them a healthy fruit choice despite their natural sugar content.
The Sugar Plum Fairy From the Nutcracker Suite written in 1891-92 by Pyotr IIyich Tchaikovsky.
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