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Question: Can you use maple sugar?
Document: The kids are loving their new cotton candy machine ... Love the ease of use ... Sugar Rush all the way!! !
Love it just have not had a chance to try it out yet! I live it because I can use sugar free candy and have the cotton candy I loe.
people at church love this thing. easy to use and you can use candy and sugar free candy. that is what is so awsome about it. turn your favorite hard candy into cotton candy!!!!!!!!!!! !
You can actually turn any hard candy into cotton candy. It's pretty cool, though we found you get the best consistency if you use half candy and half sugar.
Rotary roller is heated quickly and sugar is burned and I've been burning engine speeds of the first to use as a result of the proximity ofEngine heat columnsThis product is not valid and also cause fires
i cannot stress that enough, heat for 10 min then put the sugar in, then it will take a little more time for it to start spitting out candy, more so than if u use cotton candy.so for now i am happy im hoping it lasts this time
We don't use it often, but when we do, everyone has a good time...simple to use...a bit more difficult to clean (but it melts and spins sugar so what do you expect right? )...we bought the specialty sugars, but it also uses plain hard candy...overall, a good product
Using whole candies does not work as well, and even when we crushed it first most of it is wasted and we get very little cotton candy. So all in all we love it but will never use the hard candy again (so if you want it to make the sugar free cotton candy from hard candy, this will be a disappointment)
Tried to use floss sugar, tried different hard candies, did not work well at all tried to you tube it. Went to a birthday party they had a light pink one and it worked great. Sold at a yard sale for 5$. Good luck if you buy it.
This machine does everything it says it will. The candy it makes tastes great and I can use it over and over again at one time.The only problems are the melting tray has created a stain from the sugar I have used that seems impossible to remove and it is hard to make cotton candy from hard candy, but possible.
Answer: Never tried maple sugar, but I wouldn't advise it. Anything that is too sticky will "gum up" in the unit and it's a real pain to scrape it off. I use floss sugar made for this unit. You can purchase it at a Smart & Final store if there is one near you. Much cheaper than anywhere else.