a person who makes or sells candies and, sometimes, ice cream, cakes, etc.
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Mother’s Day became an official holiday in 1914, and florists, greeting-card companies and confectioners quickly seized the commercial opportunity.
Although it’s a common commodity, the best chocolate doesn’t just taste better, it’s better for growers, roasters, producers, confectioners and the planet.
The confectioner also suggests to cut a chocolate piece in half and let it melt in the mouth to allow time for the flavors to develop.
She stopped at a confectioner's and ordered a huge box of bonbons for the children in Iberville.
Needless to add that this is ambitious confectioner's verse, intentionally nonsensical.
All over London there are coffee-houses, tobacco-shops, and confectioner-looking shops, whose real use is to be haunts of vice.
Add nuts and cherries cut in small pieces and spread half an inch thick on a pan or slab sprinkled with confectioner's sugar.
Upon removing from the oven, brush with confectioner's sugar moistened with enough water to allow it to spread.