A piece of candy wrapped in flowers. What kind of sugar is this?

Cotton candy refers to a kind of soft candy on the market, which is loose and porous, has certain elasticity and toughness, and is named after its taste and texture are similar to cotton. Sugar is poured into a cotton candy machine to make shredded sugar, then wrapped with a stick and put in your mouth to dissolve. Because the shredded sugar is very similar to cotton tidbits, it is named.

Sucrose is a granular cubic crystal. The molecules in sucrose crystals are arranged very neatly, and each molecule has a fixed position, just like a neatly parked car in a parking lot. However, once sucrose enters the cotton candy making machine, its molecular structure will change, and sucrose will become a very long filamentous substance, which will be intertwined like cotton.