From time to time, people need to make white cotton candy but aren't sure how to do it. The process is simple—it's probably easier than you think! To make white cotton candy, just buy a bag of white cane sugar from your local grocery store. That's it! Simply pour it into your cotton candy machine and wait for the web of white floss to form. This will not damage your machine because traditional flavored/colored cotton candy uses sugar as a base, with added coloring and flavoring.
If you're making white cotton candy, why not serve it with a pop of color and flavor for extra fun? For instance, during the Fourth of July, start by making white cotton candy, then use Boo Blue Flossugar, followed by Cherry Berry Flossugar or Jolly Berry Strawberry Flossugar. Be sure to make the white cotton candy first so it won't be tainted by the other flavors. Then, simply layer the flavors—put a cloud of Boo Blue at the bottom of the bag, followed by the white cotton candy, and top it with Cherry Berry for a perfect red, white, and blue cotton candy creation!
Since cotton candy is mostly air, the colors tend to be pastel and not as deep. For example, red cotton candy will actually appear more pink, with strawberry being the darkest pink. Be sure to seal the cotton candy tightly in bags to keep it fresh. The cotton candy will stay fresh for a day or two, depending on the humidity levels.
We carry a wide selection of ready-to-use Flossugar flavors in stock. If you want to get creative, you can even make your own Flossugar by mixing Flossine Concentrate into your own sugar! In addition, we offer a variety of cotton candy supplies, including Cotton Candy Bags, Cotton Candy Cones, Twist Ties, and Containers. We're your one-stop shop for all your cotton candy needs! Visit our website to browse our full selection: PopcornSupply.com.