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It might seem counterintuitive to make candy from a fruit that the writer Richard Sterling said smelled like ‘‘pig-[expletive], turpentine and onions, garnished with a gym sock.’’ The taste of the massive, spiky fruit is also bizarre — a custardy, sweet flavor with a savory vibe — often described as whipped cream with a hint of garlic or, as the naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace wrote, ‘‘occasional wafts of flavor that call to mind cream-cheese, onion-sauce, sherry-wine and other incongruous dishes.’’ Nonetheless, Durian candy is a coveted souvenir from Malaysia and Southeast Asia. Though it has its fans, durian candy has also been the subject of videos like ‘‘Trying the Worst Candy Ever!’’ and ‘‘Durian Candy Reaction.’’

The company behind this anise-based candy traces the confection’s origins all the way back to the time of Caesar’s victory over the Gauls, when he brought aniseeds back to his troops. Centuries later, monks in Flavigny began making candies with the seeds, attracting fans, including, reportedly, Louis IX. Today, the process is basically the same, with candy makers covering a single, two-milligram anise seed with layers of sugary syrup until it builds up into a hard candy that weighs a gram. They’ve been manufactured by the Troubat family since 1923, and you can visit the factory, which is still in a monastery in France.

“The government will intensity raids in the area to crack down on illicit traders and their counterfeit goods. We do not want to risk lives of consumers in the county,” said Salat.

market for Capsule Filling Machines is expected to grow at a CAGR of roughly 1.9% over the next five years, will reach 420 million US$ in 2023, from 380 million US$ in 2017, according to a new study.,

Records reveal a mind-boggling — and nausea-inducing — range of food fraud. Mozzarella has been found whitened with detergent, olive oil mixed with cheap imported north African oil, bread made with asbestos or sawdust and cheap wine repackaged as Tuscany’s Brunello di Montalcino.

"Lots of organic farmers started thinking about these crops just as green manure crops (crops which sole purpose is to enhance soil fertility)," said David Oien, "They were growing them, and then plowing them back into the ground and wouldn't harvest the seed at all."

Christopher Payne is a photographer who specializes in architecture and American industry. He previously photographed one of America’s last pencil factories for the magazine.

Despite hundreds of airstrikes that left the caliphate pocked with craters, the group’s economy continued to function, fed by streams of revenue that could not be bombed under international norms: the civilians under their rule, their commercial activity and the dirt under their feet.

The worst licorice I tasted during my epic night with the Salmiakkikonklaavi turned out to be a candied heart. I’d instinctively reached for one, the color (red as a raspberry) and shape tricking my brain into momentarily believing I’d selected something sweeter. It turned out to be the saltiest and most abrasive item on the menu, a flavor assault only heightened by the dissonance of the delivery mechanism.

The flier was one of millions dropped over Mosul warning the population to take cover. The military assault was about to begin.

With National Fast Food Day on (November 16, Digital Third Coast wanted to see if Americans were more likely to search for fast food or fitness keywords.

Puy lentil producers across the world have rejoiced after Prince George's £18,000-a-year private school served up a dish containing the pulse