Well, I was born in the mid 60's and I remember the pink cotton candy. I also remember going to the fair and they never needed to touch the actual candy while rolling it on to the stick. Total pros I guess.
Kabhi Mai bhi iss cycle ke paas khda hoke apni candy ka wait krta tha....isko bnte hue dekhne me itna mja ata tha ki last me candy Milne ka afsos nhi hota tha😂😂😂
last year me and my mom was trying to find English word for 'budhiya ke baal' and we laughed so many times thinking 'grandma's hair' instead of 'cotton candy' 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Takes me to my childhowhod days in Tanjong Malim in Malaysia.d My father is cotton candy seller. He was the only one who sold cotton candy around Tanjong Malim, Slim River, Behrang, Kerling and Kuala Kubu Bahru. He wore a white hat always. He also supplied this cotton candy maker (fixed the the wheel of bicycle) throughout Malaysia. He used to sell the candy for 5 cents 1970's (currently it is RM 3 = 300 cents). Love you lot pa.
I think you should use plastic /disposable gloves. Unhygienic to touch food you sell to consume by customers.Or use directly the stick to roll cotton candy on it. But Nice machine.. No offend to anyone 😊 👍 God bless you.
