Hey there gummy enthusiasts! Get ready to stretch and munch because it's National Gummy Worm Day!
It's national gummy worm day on the 15th July.
On National Gummy Worm Day, we celebrate the wiggly, jiggly, and utterly delicious candy that has been bringing joy to our taste buds for decades. These colorful and chewy treats have become icons of the candy world, loved by both kids and adults alike.
The fascinating history of gummy worms stretches back to the 1920s when a German candy maker named Hans Riegel had a brilliant idea. Inspired by the popularity of gummy bears, Riegel decided to make a candy that was shaped like worms. And thus, the gummy worm was born!
Over the years, gummy worms have gained a special place in our hearts (and stomachs). Whether you enjoy them as a stand-alone snack or incorporate them into your favorite desserts, they always bring a burst of fun, color, and flavor to any occasion.
The internet has certainly played a big role in spreading gummy worm love far and wide. With 440 mentions online and the most mentions on July 15, 2015, gummy worm fans all over the world were buzzing with excitement. From mouthwatering recipes to gummy worm challenges, the online community has embraced these squiggly candies with open arms.
Did you know that gummy worms aren't just for eating? They can also be used as bait for fishing! That's right, anglers have discovered that gummy worms can attract fish, making them an yummy alternative to traditional fishing bait. Talk about a sweet catch!
In 1922, a German candy company named Mederer introduced a new candy called the 'Gummibär'. It was the first-ever gummy candy to be created. The candy was shaped like a bear and quickly became popular among children and adults alike.
In 1981, a candy company called Trolli revolutionized the gummy candy world by inventing the iconic 'gummy worm'. Inspired by the natural shape of worms, Trolli created a candy that resembled worms, complete with segmented bodies and realistic details. The gummy worms quickly gained popularity due to their unique shape and delicious fruity flavors.
During the 1990s, gummy worms continued to soar in popularity, becoming a beloved snack for people of all ages. Candy companies started experimenting with various flavors and sizes, introducing sour and neon-colored gummy worms to cater to different taste preferences. This expansion in flavors and varieties further solidified the gummy worm's place in candy culture.
Today, gummy worms remain an iconic and sought-after candy. They are a staple at children's parties, Halloween celebrations, and movie nights. With their chewy texture and vibrant appearance, gummy worms continue to bring joy and nostalgia to candy lovers worldwide.
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