Actually, the cotton candy machine was invented by a dentist named william james Morrison. He loves sweets very much, so he designed and manufactured a cotton candy machine with Wharton, a candy manufacturer who also loves sweets.
The process of invention
He was the president of Tennessee Dental Association and an enthusiastic candy lover. He has a good partner, John C. Wharton, who is his old friend and a partner in the candy store. Together, they designed a machine called electronic candy machine and applied for a patent for it.
The production process is also very interesting. Sugar is poured into the small hole in the middle and will melt into syrup when heated. At this time, the machine rotates at high speed, and the syrup will throw out strips of sugar under the action of centrifugal force, and quickly solidify into clouds until the gas content is close to 70%, and the sugar becomes fluffy.
Although the marshmallow business is very successful, Morrison is still doing his old job-dentist. So the next time the dentist tells you that you have eaten too many sweets, it will lead to tooth decay. Then you should say: it's all the invention of the dentist.