electric Nostalgia cotton candy floss maker machine for party home use

electric Nostalgia cotton candy floss maker machine for party home use
Model: MY-270

Main Features
Make candy floss at home
Fun and exciting to make
A healthy and tasty snack for the whole family.
Easy to make，Preparation without oil
On/off switch
Specifications

A Little Background on Cotton Candy

It was a little tough to trace the actual history of this fluffy carnival and circus treat..... there were a few conflicting stories. So we will provide you with what discovered and you can choose the story you like best.
The earliest we could traceback to was 1897. Two Tennessee Nostalgia cotton candy floss maker machine, William Morrison and John C. Wharton from Nashville, invented the first electric machine that allowed crystallized sugar to be poured onto a heated spinning plate then forcing it through tiny holes thus creating, as they called it, fairy floss. They took their discovery to the St. Louis State fair in 1904. At the fair, they sold the Fairy Floss in chipped - wood boxes for 25 cents each. They sold 68,655 boxes.

The city of New Orleans claim that Josef Delarose Lascaux. a dentist, invented nostalgia cotton candy floss maker machine.
The last interesting story is that cotton candy first appeared at the Ringling Bros. Circus in1900 and Thomas Patton received a patent on the Cotton Candy Machine in 1900.

Cotton Candy was originally called Fairy Floss ( this ties in to the Morrison / Wharton story ). The British call it candy floss and here in America, we started calling it cotton candy in the 1920s.