Virginia Woolf

Really I don't like human nature unless all candied over with art.

British Author

The term 'candied' often implies a decorative edible element that adds both sweetness and visual appeal.

Decorative Use

'Candied' items are commonly found in holiday recipes, signifying celebratory and special occasions.

Festive Treats

Candied foods provide a satisfying crunch or firmness in otherwise soft or creamy dishes.

Texture Contrast

'Candied' indicates a specific technique of food preservation, keeping it edible for longer periods.

Preserving Method

Candied foods can be made at home or purchased, but homemade versions may differ in taste and texture.

Homemade vs. Store-bought

'Candied' suggests a hint of sweetness that is not overpowering, often found in beverages or savory dishes.

Subtle Sweetness

The term 'candied' in a dish might indicate an attempt to balance savory, bitter, or acidic elements.

Culinary Balance

In some dishes, a 'candied' component can provide an unexpected burst of sweetness when bitten into.

Unexpected Flavors

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 look like dishes that you know. So this is a plate of nachos. The difference between our nachos and the other guy's nachos, is that this is actually a dessert. So the chips are candied, the ground beef is made from chocolate, and the cheese is made from a shredded