The argument presented is valid but not sound. It follows the structure of a syllogism, but the premises do not reflect a factual relationship. Just because taffy is a sticky substance, it does not mean that all sticky substances are necessarily yucky, making the conclusion unreliable.

Salt water taffy does not contain actual seawater or salt water as an ingredient. The name "salt water taffy" likely originated from its coastal origins and traditional recipe that includes salt. However, the amount of salt water in salt water taffy is negligible.

One way to remove taffy from carpet is by using ice. Place some ice cubes in a plastic bag and then apply it to the taffy to harden it. Once the taffy is frozen, carefully scrape it off with a butter knife or similar tool. Finally, clean any residue with a carpet cleaner solution.

Glycerin is added to saltwater taffy to give it a smooth and creamy texture. It helps prevent the sugar from crystallizing, resulting in a chewy and stretchy consistency in the taffy.

Laffy Taffys are unlikely to dissolve completely in soda due to their chewy and sticky texture. However, they may soften and become more malleable when soaked in soda for an extended period of time.

Salt water taffy is called as such because it traditionally includes both salt and water in its ingredients. The name could also have originated from the process of making the candy near the ocean, where salty ocean water may have inadvertently been used in the recipe.

The Gaelic word for taffy is "seachdain."

The exact plural form of the word "taffy" is "taffies."

Taffy was a Welshman

Taffy was a thief

Taffy came to my house

And stole a piece of beef.

The rhyme goes on to accuse Taffy of stealing a marrow bone and a silver pin.

(and as I'm half Welsh, may I add that Taffy was probably unjustly accused).

Taffy is believed to have been invented in the United States. It originated in the late 19th century and became popular in seaside towns along the East Coast, particularly in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

originally, it was colored white. willy wonka was playing with his white sticky stuff, and it just happened

you can buy laffy taffy flavored lip balm in party city. they also have it in many other candy flavored styles

Laffy taffy is peanut free

Laffy taffy is peanut free

Laffy taffy is peanut free

you can get them in mac's convienient store

Laffy Taffy >>>>>>>> Air Heads

It's between cherry and banana. Banana seems to be most popular.

Taffy can be any color, according to the flavor

the laffy taffy was one of the earliest candies invented. it was invented in the 1850s

A taffy pull is a social or family gathering in which the participants make taffy. Taffy is a boiled sugar candy which is "pulled" to make the candy chewy. "Pulling" is done by hand usually (or by machine in commercial candy production), and by forming the recently cooked and slightly cooled candy into a rope like piece. This piece is then folded in half, given a spiral twist, and then pulled by grabbing the ends and stretching the piece. Its then folded again and repeated. Pulling folds air into the warm candy and makes it fluffy. By folding in air and increasing the volume of the candy it becomes chewy.

yes

nope. It's just caramel with flavorings. However, it's really really sticky, and L.T stuck between your teeth can be a major pain. Don't eat it with braces, and yes, you will get caught trying to eat it in class. I would know :) It has 160 calories in one bar of L.T and 20 of those are fat. So it's pretty much equivalent to eating 1 1/2 granola bars.

Sugar and milk and it is really mad for you so don't have them. JK

Yes, well kinda. It is a fruit chew i don't really know...

Not all salt water taffy is gluten free. There are companies that DO make gluten free taffy, however it is always a good idea to ask. Some salt water taffy does contain gluten.