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grimman
on Sept 5, 2014
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How a Dentist Popularized Cotton Candy
I can't say with absolute certainty that it's called this across the entire country, but in my part of Sweden it's called "spunnet socker", which translates to "spun sugar". Certainly seems more appetizing than beard or hair at least. :)
ht_th
on Sept 5, 2014
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In Dutch, we switch those words, and call it "suikerspin", which could be translated as "Sugar Spider" or "Spun Sugar", I suppose.
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