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George Renninger invented candy around 1880 while an employee at the Wunderlee Candy Co. The Goelitz Candy Co (now Jelly Belly Candy Co) began manufacturing candy corn as a commercial product in 1900.

I will assume you are talking about 24 oz in weight (i.e. 1.5 lb). You would have to buy a small bag of candy corn to figure this out. For instance, if it is a 1.5 ounce bag, and you count 21 candies, then you would multiply 21 by 24, then divide by 1.5:

21x24/1.5 = 504/1.5 = 336 candies would weigh 24 oz.

If you are talking about fluid ounces, then fill a 1/4 cup measure with candy and count them. 1/4 cup is 2 fl oz, so multiply by 24 and divide by 2.

Candy corn is mostly sugar and Sprite is mostly water, sugar dissolves in water.

There isn't a slogan for candy corn. For more on candy corn see the links in related links.

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I haven't the faintest idea in the world. But ill tell you how to measure it yourself. So, just Fill a very small graduated cylinder with a little water and record the volume. Then put in 1 candy corn. The water level should have risen a little. Subtract the new volume by the old one. The resultant volume you get after subtracting the two numbers is the volume of the water displaced by the candy corn, and therefore, the candy corn itself.

*Remember, the smaller the graduated cylinder. the smaller the increments of measurement will be. As a result, you will get much more accurate measurement.

Well, you can find some that do, but, if you are allergic, you should check if they do have peanuts.

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Candy corn have their name because they are shaped like a kernel of corn. Even though they are shown point-up, the yellow part is really the "top" of the corn.

depends on what kind of candy you use

Halloween candy is extremely cheap at this time of year. It comes down to like at the most 5 dollars for like 300 pieces of candy.(not real numbers) You get what i mean. If i were you and had the space for it you might want to buy a lot for the year for parties, and gifts and stuff.

Candy corn was founded in Canada and made for special holidays such as Halloween, Valentines day, and more. More history of candy corn can be found on Wikipedia.

Jelly bean brand for candy corn does not have gluten but it might be shared on the same equipment as gluten so if I were you I would be safe and not eat jelly bean candy corn for the people who are cielliac like me.

Here in Northern Ireland it took us about 3 - 4 months to grow it.

There are 16.5 candy corns in one ounce. To get the answer, multiply by 32. The answer would be 528 candy corns in a 32 ounce bag.

The orange, black, and white just represent Halloween.

Yes they are aloud to

Chain grocery stores like Walmart and Kroger have candy corn right now. I saw clearance candy corn at both Walgreens and Rite Aid a few days ago, too.

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The original colors of Candy Corn are surprisingly white, orange and yellow, the colors have not changed sence they have started making it.

1/4 cup white cane sugar, not powdered

2 tbsp light corn syrup

1 tbsp honey

1 tbsp butter

1/4 tsp vanilla extract

5/8 cup powdered cane sugar

1/16 tsp salt- just fill up an 1/8 tsp halfway

1 tbsp powdered milk. food colours: red and yellow for traditionnal candy corn, or any colours you like. That's the ingredients to candy corn and it tells you how much sugar is in candy corn:)