 Sugar › Sugar Cane, which is grown in the Tropics. › Sugar Beets, which are grown in temperate zones. Compressed Carbon Dioxide Water.

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 Sugar › Sugar Cane, which is grown in the Tropics. › Sugar Beets, which are grown in temperate zones. Compressed Carbon Dioxide Water

 Combine the Sugar, Baking Soda, Water, and Corn Syrup in a pot over Medium/High heat. Add the Citric Acid Crystals.

 Then, heat the mixture to 300 degrees F, and add the flavoring of your choice.

 Take the mixture out of the pot and allow it to cool on a plate, a silicone baking sheet that has been dusted with corn starch or powdered sugar, or a pan of some sort. Let it cool in small dollops, or in a thin sheet.

 Once the mixture is cooled, and hardened. Smash it into small pieces.

 Eat the candy, the sugar dissolves and the citric acid and baking soda combines, releasing CO2, and producing a fizzy sensation.