Candy Floss - Cotton Candy (Blue Raspberry)

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Bright and vibrant, the color of orange cotton candy is reflected in many of the juicy flavors associated with it. Some of the most popular ones are orange (obviously), creamsicle, mango and pumpkin spice. Pink Cotton Candy Flavor

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