Saltwater candy was coined in Atlantic City, NJ, by a candy store owner in 1883. His shop was flooded during a major storm that year, and the candy was ruined by flood water. A girl came in and asked for taffy, and jokingly, he told her he had "salt water taffy." Even though it was a joke, she was excited at the idea of something new, and bought it. Since then, that style of taffy has been trademarked as such.
Saltwater Taffy
No, saltwater taffy is not a dairy product. It is a type of chewy candy made primarily from sugar, corn syrup, water, and flavorings, along with salt and sometimes food coloring. Despite its name, it does not contain saltwater or dairy ingredients. The term "saltwater" refers to the seaside origins of the candy rather than its composition.
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Saltwater taffy is a soft taffy that was originally produced in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Some of the brands of saltwater taffy include Fralingers, Shrivers and Candy Hero.
All seas are saltwater. A sea (or ocean) is what we call a large body of salt water.
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