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Candy is a beloved treat enjoyed worldwide for its sweet taste. Halloween is a particularly fun time for children, as they go from house to house collecting candy.
Candy comes in a wide variety of shapes and flavors, allowing people to choose according to their preferences. These days, there are also many candies made with alternative sweeteners like xylitol instead of sugar for health-conscious consumers.
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The popularization of candy began in the 16th century with the increase in sugar production. Initially a luxury enjoyed only by the aristocracy, it became a treat accessible to everyone after the Industrial Revolution made mass production possible.
In modern society, candy transcends its role as a simple snack and serves as a medium for conveying emotions. Like Korea's 'Pepero Day', Japan's traditional candy craft, 'Amezaiku', has become popular cultural content for tourists. Candy is also used as a gift to express congratulations or gratitude in many countries.