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Why do you call it candy?
The word "candy" is derived from old French "sucre candi," meaning "candied sugar." This term was used to describe sugar that had been crystallized and flavored, which was a popular treat in medieval Europe. Over time, the word "candy" came to be used more broadly to refer to any type of sweet confection.
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