barley sugar

/ˈbɑrli ˌʃʊɡər/
noun
  1. A hard, clear candy made from boiled sugar, traditionally shaped into twisted sticks or spirals.
    • The old-fashioned sweet shop sold barley-sugar sticks wrapped in cellophane.
    • Barley-sugar twists are often used as decorations on cakes.
    • She sucked on a piece of barley-sugar to soothe her sore throat.
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