Don't get caught out if you're heading to the U.K., those Brits have a ton of different words for some common foods, and you ...

Feeling nostalgic for a bit of cotton candy? You don't need a fancy machine to make it at home: All you need is a hand mixer and some melted sugar.

Across the cotton candy and marshmallow categories, brands are leaning into nostalgic core flavors while experimenting with unique textures, sizes and dietary positioning to stand out in the ...

What if your crisp, fountain Sprite tasted like a sweet treat? TikTokkers have discovered a hack to get a secret menu item at McDonald's: Cotton Candy Sprite.

Apparently, if you order a Sprite at McDonald’s, add a few pumps of French vanilla syrup, it will taste like cotton candy.

What is Cotton Candy Sprite? Cotton Candy Sprite is the treat you get when you order a Sprite from McDonald's, and ask them to pump in a few shots of French Vanilla syrup.

In the 1890s, a Nashville dentist and a candymaker partnered to invent the city's most famous culinary contribution.

A young couple is having fun with fairy floss – aka cotton candy – in a mobile business they launched last September. Alexis Flores-Beshures and Jose Jimenez run Cirque du Sucre (Sugar Circus ...

Learn how to make DIY cotton candy that's sweet and fluffy using this easy-to-follow recipe.

Today I'm testing out a cotton candy maker by Nostalgia. I tried it out using their sugar and also hard candies.