“The tradition began to spread, and around the turn of the century, red and white stripes and peppermint flavors became the norm,” the NCA wrote, in a history post about candy canes. Candy ...

“So, it morphed out of the candy stick and into the candy cane.” The red and white stripes and minty flavor did not take hold as a massively popular treat until the 1950s, when the production ...

Candy canes are a beloved holiday treat, but the process behind making them is both intricate and fascinating. The journey ...

Red-and-white striped candy canes have been an indelible part of Christmas for ages. From stocking stuffers to decorations, they are one of the most common symbols of the holiday. In Cincinnati ...

Early illustrations reveal that, in the late 19th century, candy canes were still solid white. The red stripes didn’t appear until the 1920s, when a candymaker in Albany, Georgia, named Bob ...