Low Maintenance Tasty Candy Floss (Budiya Ka Baal)

We are manufacturing, distributing and supplying a Tasty Candy Floss (Budiya Ka Baal) in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.

People making the floss use sticks, typically white cardboard ones to gather up a cloud of the budiya ka baal. If not served immediately, the cotton candy is usually bagged in plastic bags so it will retain its texture, and it doesnt have a terrific shelf life as many who buy budiya ka baal at the fair and save it for a few days realize. Within a few days the fibers become harder, and if moisture touches the cotton candy the effect is amplified. It clumps together and no longer has the pleasant airy texture of the freshly spun floss.
Candy floss remains popular, especially at local fairs, circuses, and amusement parks. It is usually made in pink or light blue, which are essentially its flavors.Technically most candy floss doesnt have additional flavors added and flavors referred to are typically pink or blue.The predominant taste is sweet sugar since the cotton candy is almost completely sugar with just a little dye added.
Despite the high sugar content, candy floss, especially in moderate amounts, isnt that high in calories. A typical serving has about 100 calories, less than a 12-ounce (.35 liters) serving of most sodas. Still the food is pure sugar, and larger servings, yield higher calories.

Furthermore, we provide this Tasty Candy Floss (Budiya Ka Baal) at very nominal rates.