CANDY INVENTION

Clarence Crane was the inventor of life savers Candy, in 1912 crane marketed first "Peppermint Life Savers" candy. Crane was basically a chocolate maker. Chocolates were hard to sell in summer so he determined to make a mint that would enhance his summer sales. At that time mints are getting down from Europe and the shape were square.

Crane decides to make the shape of mint different, he was buying bottles in a medicine store one day he went to take a bottle at that time he noticed the person using a tablet-making machine. It was operated manually and made round shape. Crane suddenly decided his idea and he started using that machine and got successes, and then he made a tinny hole in the middle.

Crane Edward Noble for only $2,900 in 1913. After he started doing many flavors, including the original peppermint. It is a traditional American brand of hard candy. The multi-flavored ring shaped candies are packaged in roll sand packages.