Cotton Candy : Buying a Cotton Candy Machine

Buying a cotton candy machine costs between $50 and $1,000, depending on the power and size. Purchase a cotton candy machine with tips from a party planner in this free video about party accessories.

Expert: Stephanie Smith
Contact: www.PartylandUtah.com
Bio: Stephanie Smith works for Partyland and has been in the party business for many years, throwing parties for herself, friends, holidays and customers. Smith can be reached on the Partyland wesbite.
Filmmaker: joseph wilkins

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• parties
• party food
• cotton candy
• festival food
• carnival food
• circus food
• spun sugar
• fairy floss

[jshurd]

creator make the best machine thats where gold medal bought there plans that they still use. Creators have remade the machine and my next one will be one of theres if my old one ever wears out.. its a pre gold medal machine.. made by creators before 1954

[josepiligo2525]

thanks!



[circusboy90210]

hey jason. not many reasons not to buy a machine. gold medal is the best however the prices quoted here are way off reality.

[logonster1]

@coolegast321 yea but while your at it she will be talking about how to make cotton candy

[MultiDubbs]

fuck. what different types of machines are there. what are the different outputs of each machine. whats better ribbon or tubular heating. which is better for running a business economically and which is cleaner running more efficient and cheaper.

give us some fucking information

[hamzachilling]

i'am saving up for an giles and posner machine

[jshurd]

good creters mahine is 1900. or so gold medal machines dont hold up so well

[zAsHlEyXDXD]

I'm going to buy one to satisfy...lmao. ^_^

[jshurd]

creaters machine 7 inch is 1950.00 and want one if my old one ever is unfixable running strong since 1954 so may not need a new one for a couple more decades

[misstoya75]

im a kid in i will love to have my oun cotton candy machine