
It is close to christmas time and I think of Christmas Trees and candy canes. It is in the shape of a cane and is normally white with red stripes. It comes in many flavors but traditionally it is peppermint or cinnamon. The candy cand is normally always around Christmas holiday in the Western world, but you can find them year round. The candy cane first started as a stick of sugar that children enjoyed eatting. They are not sure where the shape of the cane started but it first started in the mid-17th century but possibly earlier during that time it was popular across Europe. The making of candy canes was very time consuming at first because they had to be made by hand. The person that is known for the reason of the cane shape is the choir master at Cologne Cathedral in Germany in 1670. The first time candy canes were in North America for Christmas was in 1847. The stripes were not on the candy cane until the 20th century.







Have you ever heard of LaCroix sparkling water? I absolutely love this water and I drink it all the time instead of pop because it is carbonated but much healthier. I searched for their website and found out some things. It is carbonated flavored water with no calories and is sodium free. The company has been in business for nearly 30 years and is going strong. The company that makes the LaCroix water is Sundance Beverage Company. They have many products and the only one I was familiar with was Faygo Pop. The National Beverage Corporation started in 1985 and it ranks fourth largest carbonated soft-drink company in the United States. Also I tried to find information about the design of the can but could not find anything. I really like the design of the can because the lettering is kind of cursive but its free flowing and simple. Also there is a teal and blue smooth line at the bottom of the label and I think the colors of the blue go together because when I think of water I think of blue even though the water we drink isn’t blue. My favorite so far is the lemon.































