Where Was the First Ribbon Candy Invented?
F.B. Washurn, Brockton, Massachusetts
By News on the Net —— Bio and Archives--November 13, 2010
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By Virginia A. Lutz, eHow Contributor
Credit is given to F.B. Washurn for inventing the first ribbon candy in Brockton, Massachusetts, in a small area within the Washburn Bakery.
A few of the other first products of Washburn were the coconut bar and the peanut bar. F.B. Washburn is one of the oldest known candy makers in the United States and has established a firm foundation in the New England area.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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