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The practice of coating fruit in sugar syrup dates back to ancient times. Honey and sugar were used as preservatives, and food historians generally agree that candy apples probably date to the late 19th century.

Typically, candy apples are whole apples covered with a hard sugar candy coating. Although the filling varies from place to place, they are always served with some sort of stick in the middle, which makes them easier to eat.

The most common "candy" is a hard layer of cooled sugar syrup, tinted red. The sugar syrup is heated before coating the apple to make a hard coating when the syrup cools.

Caramel is known to be one of life's pleasures, combine it with an apple and you instantly have an attractive and delicious treat for everyone to enjoy.