Handmade candy cane demonstration at Logan's Candies
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- This is a start-to-finish demonstration of making candy canes by hand, done at Logan's Candies in Ontario, California. I am not affiliated with them in any way.
Their website is here: www.loganscandies.com/
Information about demonstration times is here: www.loganscandies.com/candydem...
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Went into Logan's today...A very, VERY FINE establishment...Jerry knows his customers names and has for decades now. A WONDERFUL store to visit year around!! Thank you, Jerry, for all your hard work and for being a solid part of the community.
Anything made by hand. Shows passion, which I love seeing!
So do I..🥰
It's so awesome to see a master of their craft at work. I keep coming back to this video. Amazing craftsmanship.
Compare Chinese candy makers!
Yeah, I do love his work too.
As much as automation continues to take over manual labor, there's still some magic & charm about good'ol traditional craftsmanship. Too bad the market won't allow them enough pay to continue their livelihood that way.
+s50201 That depends on what you love more - the Candy or the Candyman.
In Vietnam, we call it "Kẹo Kéo" (meaning - Pull Candy). It's mixed with peanuts. It's traditional candy in my country and sold by street singers. It's our childhood :)
I like how the guy counts out each stripe in the most enthusiastic unenthusiastic way possible
i love how you add some story to this candy making process by telling us how the guy use to work there and now he own it, the story makes me even more in awe while watching him made the candy. good video :)
its kind of nice to see that someone worked so hard to finally get where he is now. i know its just a handmade candy cane demonstration, but its a bit inspirational to me.
Oh my gosh....I had custom made candy canes, made there about 20 years ago. In heart shapes for Christmas bows. Oh the memories. Thx for sharing.
The process of making these candies reminds me of my childhood. There was a candy factory in my hometown and I was absolutely fascinated when I visited it and found myself amid enormous wooden trays with thousands of colored candies like these. I had always thought they were Brazilian candies. Those are hard to find here nowadays.
I love all sorts of candy and I love seeing how it's made. I hate that no matter how politely you ask people to keep comments "G Rated" there will always be some who feel the need to be uncouth. Great video.
Me too! I totally make my own peppermint mochas all year (half a candy cane, some hershey's syrup, sugar and creamer in coffee). Sooo good.
My grandfather owned a candy factory he made candy canes too but he had huge machines that did the pulling and mixing. I remember the machine would malfunction and soft candy cane material would spiral out of the machine making giant spiral cones that he would give to me. there is nothing like biting into hot candy cane material and letting it harden in your mouth. As a kid it was pure joy. I miss my pop pop and his factory.
wauw, this guy is amazing! it's nice that there are still such people around
Thank you Very Much For Sharing!! When I get to Ontario, I will check Logan's out!!
Do it! It's very fun to be there, with all the excitement and nice candy smell and fresh warm samples. :)
what kind of gloves do they wear to handle the hot sugar ? and are the tables heated to keep the sugar malleable ?
Why'd I watch the entire thing?
See, watching this is actually the 2nd coolest thing ever because the #1 coolest thing EVERRRRR is being there in person and getting their free samples of still-warm candy cane.
this was actually really nice to watch, never seen them made before!! thanks for posting!!
It's so great! I love candy.
what he put on table befor start to work ? i speack about clear fluid
I respect people who have skills like these, it takes some great training and expertise to do things by hand, no matter the profession. Instead of all the machines we usually have.
The lady in the background: "Hi mom! -- No, it's not raining here.."
I know right
Lol. I noticed that too.
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I used to do the exact same thing he's doing over 40 years ago when I worked at Letty Lane Candy Company. (out of business today) After watching this vid it seems like only yesterday. Nice vid.
What the oil did he coating on counter? Why it's non sticky
It's December and I am eating a candy cane right now. As I was eating I was wondering how they make it. Luckily I found this because it explained it very well. Wow thank you
Wow such a great video! I love watching how you make candy and I love candy.
What the oil did he coating on counter?
THE CANDY IS NOW MUCH STIFFER!!
Gostaria de saber, que LUVAS eles usam?
Uh... Why would I want to turn off the sound?
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I have seen this A LOT of times and i also tried it but every time i get excited it's just so fun :)
What does it taste like when you get it just freshly made?
It tastes pepperminty, just like a regular candy cane, but the candy is more airy than the ones you buy in the stores. It has lots of little air bubbles in it, which makes it dissolve in your mouth faster. It's quite nice. :) And when you get a sample that's still a bit warm its amaaazzzing.
That does indeed sound good...
The Darci 13 It's really amazing. I went into a amusement park and got to make my own one. The fact that it's still fresh and still a little hot just makes it sooooo good. I cracks so much diffrently than those you buy in stores
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That is such a pretty art! And tasty too!
Отличный продукт, отличные мастера, браво
La mesa donde esta el dulce que tipo de mesa es por que mantiene el dulce caliente yo hago ése dulce pero otro proceso diferente pero lo que a se con la mesa mantenr el dulce en su punto es genial
This is a lost art these days. It's good to know people still craft candy by hand.
@jeuuep I don't think they said what kind of oil it was, just that it was to keep the candy from sticking to the counter.
i haven't see the link. i check they's site
Are they on a field trip?.. I wish I went on a field trip like this when I was in grade school...
Plz list the ingredients used with quantity, plz. I want to prepare myself, plzzzz
it would be interesting if someone did know what oil because i used canola spray on my pulled sugar once and it messed it up, i resorted to water instead (which worked but was annoying and was probably dissolving my sugar a bit too
What if it touches the wall behind the hook and dirties it
that boy's yawn at 8:35 was the frickn longest yawn I've ever seen
***** I've yawn'd longer.
***** it was like 5 seconds... that is not long. I so just want to say your a dumbass.
Someone needs to add a Jurassic Park T-Rex rawr to that shit
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i ned to know the type of oil :(
where did you shoot this video at
A lot of work... So fantastic
Isso é um trabalho de grande profissional muito lindo adorei
Ayırdığınız o küçük parçanın içine ne kattınız kakaomudur anlayamadım tnk
Muito lindo vovó, ver o senhor trabalhar, fico triste de ver os jovens, sem querer, fazer nada. Se todos trabalhassem, o mundo seria melhor.
How long did it take for it to get white ?
WHY CANT I STOP WATCHING THESE?!?
That candy cane looks so good! Wonder how many he gets from a block?
I love candy canes, so this was just magical to me
It is tough but it's cool to see how much he really enjoys it!
Fascinating, I'd like to work there.
The beauty of local shops :) So friendly.
That was awesome!!! thanks so much, his job is so hard!
he makes it look so easy!
Can u make a tutorial on how to make whirly pops?
Sorry, I'm not a candymaker...I just filmed this at a local candy shop. I don't think they make whirly pops.
what did he wipe the counter off with bleach?
I love videos like this!! It's very interesting!
most awesome job ever
@omgwtfleo yeah, I know. I used white in some parts and black in others, but there were some places where neither one was great.
Super fácil e fica muito bom mesmo 😘
Cool! I had thought about graphics-related stuff (like 3D animation, maybe for Pixar) but realized pretty quickly that isn't my forté. I greatly respect the people that can do that!
When my college was wanting to hire another programmer my academic adviser recommended me for the position, and that's how I got my job. It was pretty cool. I do feel very lucky because I'm being paid to learn so much!
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I lived damn near close to Ontario and never even been aware of this store. Looks like I did miss something from Cali.
Do you work at a fine restaurant?
I love watching how candy canes are made
there used to be a shop like this on my way back from school, i took it for granted.
That looks sooo fun
This video is so coooooool ! and he does make it look easy! :)
Why no gloves by the other workers when they are handing out the candy?
Very cool video!
Mindblow!!! Hahaha...I like watching videos like these, it's fascinating..lol, thanks for uploading!!
Try going to their website (I gave the url at the end of the video). Their phone number is at the bottom of the page. You could call them and ask.
That looks like clear slime, i just wanna touch it😍 and soo yummy
And by hand most use machines to do the rolling, but to see this done by hand is amazing.
Var (eller vad) är Gränna?
"that's one way to grease your hook" that little girl is excited
That is so cool!!! thanks for the video.
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. :)
By 350 degree - do u mean Clesius or Fahrheit?
Anne B If it was C° the candy wouldn't be candy.
Coolest job on earth!
Very good video, thank you !
How to taffy
@AdamLily7 do you? i dont need to work at one to know the fact that they dont.
Made candy canes by hand just like this. That stuff is still very, very hot even when in the mailable stages. Having a candy hook makes all the difference though! and is a big workout for your arms!
var är gränna?
Keel video :) I wonder how Many candy canes that giant ball can make
idk why but i really like watching him scoop it up with that like plaster tool.. looks fun
Quanto custa cada um a das máquinas
It's not a factory, just a small candy shop in the old downtown part of Ontario. The week of Christmas they do three demonstrations a day.
Eu amei i ver o trabalho com perfeição certamente saboroso também. Eu Fiz durante muitos anos bala de coco era difícil a hora de puxar adorei conhecer seu trabalho.Abraços daqui do Brasil.Evanir.
The gloves are kinda.. dirty?
I'm sorry, I was distracted by the candy making; did that lady's mom get her e-mail or not?
Amazing !! It looks like a "kẹo kéo" in Vietnam, but in Vietnam,it's only include white candy sugar with peanuts inside
Ok é isso. açucar. ?
Cool video!
I wonder how many times that blonde kid yawned.. Lol
Right when I saw your comment I looked up at the video to find the blonde kid and at that exact momment he yawned
Thank you so much for sharing! :)
Not that I know of...why?