The history of four festive sweets – from familiar favourites to the downright dangerous

LAURA EASTLAKE

The history of four festive sweets – from familiar favourites to the downright dangerous

LAURA EASTLAKE

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Abstract

As our supermarket shelves fill with Christmas selection boxes, this piece explores the history of Christmas sweets, from familiar favourites to the downright dangerous.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 20 Dec 2022

Keywords

Sugar
Sweets
Christmas
Victorian
health

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The history of four festive sweets – from familiar favourites to the downright dangerous

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