Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Humans have freeze-dried everything from your morning cup of instant coffee to the meals our astronauts munch on in space. So, what's next on the freeze-drying agenda? Candy of course! So what is it, let's find out with PAA. Hi, I am Shao Chieh Lo, welcome to what people also ask, where I answered some of the most Googled questions with even more Googling. Today's keyword is “Freeze dried candy” So let's start with our first question What is a freeze-dried candy? This question can be answered by an article titled “Freeze-Dried Candy – Everything You Need To Know!” published by Keesha's Kitchen which is a food blog created by Keesha, a passionate home cook who specializes in African, Caribbean, and Latin American cuisine. And another article titled “What Does Freeze Dried Candy Taste Like? Does It Taste Good?” published by AmericasRestaurant.com which is a regularly updated online platform that offers comprehensive listings, descriptions, and reviews of top food places across the United States. And another article titled ”WHAT IS FREEZE DRIED CANDY?” published by Candy Mail UK which is an online candy store that sells a wide variety of American candy, chocolate, sweets, sodas, and snacks. Freeze-dried candy is a type of candy that has undergone a preservation process known as freeze drying, or lyophilisation. This involves freezing the candy and then removing all of its water and moisture, leaving behind only pure sugar crystals. As a result of this process, the candies usually expand in size, become lighter in colour, and acquire a crunchier texture. The process does not affect the candy's nutritional value but tends to make its flavor more intense and sweeter, due to the concentration of the sugar and flavor after the water is removed. Commercially, candies are freeze-dried using a specialized machine that first flash-freezes the candies and then creates a vacuum to remove all the air and moisture. This freeze-drying technique results in candies that have a longer shelf life (up to 25 years) and do not require refrigeration, making them a convenient option for certain applications, like travel snacks. Some of the best candies to freeze-dry include Skittles, Saltwater Taffy, and marshmallows. These candies, after being freeze-dried, deliver a unique taste experience, making them even more flavorful. However, not all candies are suitable for freeze-drying. For example, chocolate covered nuts are generally best enjoyed without freeze-drying, as their fillings may not respond well to the freezing process. Overall, while freeze-dried candies can be a novelty and a fun addition to things like ice cream or yogurts, it's important to remember that they are still candies. This means they are high in sugar and should be consumed in moderation. What is the hype with freeze-dried candy? Why is it so popular? This question can be answered by an article titled”What Does Freeze Dried Candy Taste Like? Does It Taste Good?” published by AmericasRestaurant.com and another two articles titled “10 Benefits of Freeze-Dried Candy” and “Why Is Freeze Dried Candy So Popular?” published by Candy Jan Co. which is an online store that sells freeze-dried candy. According to these sources, the hype surrounding freeze-dried candy can be attributed to several factors including its unique texture, enhanced flavor, extended shelf life, and versatile use. The freeze-drying process, first developed after World War II for preserving food without refrigeration, is applied to candy, resulting in a light, airy, and crispy texture that quickly releases intensive flavors upon consumption due to its porous structure. Furthermore, the removal of moisture during freeze-drying allows the candy to be stored for longer periods without spoilage, offering a convenient snack for travel or work. This process also makes freeze-dried candy a suitable ingredient for various culinary applications, enhancing recipes with its distinctive texture and flavor. The nostalgic appeal of freeze-dried candy, evoking memories of childhood trips to the candy store, also contributes to its popularity. The modern twist on classic treats, offering an innovative eating experience, is particularly appealing to consumers. Additionally, the broad range of freeze-dried candy options makes it an exciting and personalized gift choice. Interestingly, freeze-drying has expanded beyond traditional candy to include fruits and chocolate-covered snacks, retaining their nutritional content and offering a healthier sweet alternative. Companies such as Candy Jan Freeze-dried goodies provide a wide selection of these treats, catering to different tastes and preferences. The trend of freeze-dried candy gained significant traction online during the COVID pandemic, with platforms like Etsy and TikTok featuring videos of the freeze-drying process attracting millions of views. Brands like Tastely Box and Trendy Treats achieved viral success thanks to this trend, enticing customers with the intriguing transformation of familiar candies. Despite a higher price point compared to regular candy, the demand for freeze-dried candy has been growing, suggesting it's more than just a passing fad. Businesses like North Coast Candy Co. have experienced exponential growth as a result.If you made it to the end of the video, chances are that you enjoy learning what people also ask on Google. But let's face it, reading PAA yourself will be a pain. 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