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The main ingredient is sugar 
The ingredients found in an Atomic Fireball are sucrose, food starch, gum acacia, artificial flavoring, carnauba wax and food coloring. The artificial flavors used in Atomic Fireballs are cinnamon and capsicum; artificial cinnamon provides the main flavor of the candy, while capsicum produces a burning sensation in the mouth.
Atomic Fireballs are produced using a technique called sugar panning. In this process, a grain of sugar is agitated in a heated pan of sugar syrup and flavoring. The syrup forms layers around the grain of sugar, which eventually become a candy shell. It takes two weeks and over 100 layers of candy for this process to create an Atomic Fireball. https://www.reference.com/food/ingredients-atomic-fireball-e87304df11754092#
The ingredients found in an Atomic Fireball are sucrose, food starch, gum acacia, artificial flavoring, carnauba wax and food coloring. The artificial flavors used in Atomic Fireballs are cinnamon and capsicum; artificial cinnamon provides the main flavor of the candy, while capsicum produces a burning sensation in the mouth.
Atomic Fireballs are produced using a technique called sugar panning. In this process, a grain of sugar is agitated in a heated pan of sugar syrup and flavoring. The syrup forms layers around the grain of sugar, which eventually become a candy shell. It takes two weeks and over 100 layers of candy for this process to create an Atomic Fireball. https://www.reference.com/food/ingredients-atomic-fireball-e87304df11754092#
The main ingredient is sugar
The ingredients found in an Atomic Fireball are sucrose, food starch, gum acacia, artificial flavoring, carnauba wax and food coloring. The artificial flavors used in Atomic Fireballs are cinnamon and capsicum; artificial cinnamon provides the main flavor of the candy, while capsicum produces a burning sensation in the mouth.
Atomic Fireballs are produced using a technique called sugar panning. In this process, a grain of sugar is agitated in a heated pan of sugar syrup and flavoring. The syrup forms layers around the grain of sugar, which eventually become a candy shell. It takes two weeks and over 100 layers of candy for this process to create an Atomic Fireball. https://www.reference.com/food/ingredients-atomic-fireball-e87304df11754092#
The ingredients found in an Atomic Fireball are sucrose, food starch, gum acacia, artificial flavoring, carnauba wax and food coloring. The artificial flavors used in Atomic Fireballs are cinnamon and capsicum; artificial cinnamon provides the main flavor of the candy, while capsicum produces a burning sensation in the mouth.
Atomic Fireballs are produced using a technique called sugar panning. In this process, a grain of sugar is agitated in a heated pan of sugar syrup and flavoring. The syrup forms layers around the grain of sugar, which eventually become a candy shell. It takes two weeks and over 100 layers of candy for this process to create an Atomic Fireball. https://www.reference.com/food/ingredients-atomic-fireball-e87304df11754092#
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I didn't go bact 2 or 3 pages, or whatever, to see who was praying for me today. Let me just say that I felt the prayers being prayed, and I thank God for the Prayer Warriors here on CC. And for those in my family and Church family as well.
Some folks don't believe it makes much of a difference, or one can know they are being prayed for......but, I assure you, when I needed it most, I KNEW yall were praying. I could feel the prayers being lifted up to God, and He answered.
Turned out the MRI was a nightmare. This was suppose to be the easiest of the three I have done. Yeah, well, Kilroy musta got into the mix. Can't go into all the details here, but will say that once in the "tube of death" as I now refer to the MRI Tube they place you in, my pain quickly climbed to 9 +. As there isn't suppose to be a 10, I say 9 +.
After about 15 minutes or so, I began to convulse, and the Technicians told me that they could ACTUALLY SEE IT on the screens they were monitoring. They came in to me and asked me if I was ok. Then they kinda talked me down, and apologized, and said that if at all possible, they needed to redo some of the scan because the part where the convulsions hit were not going to work. We talked a couple of minutes, and I told them to go for it. I want to get it done, and NO WAY I was gonna do all of it again!
All the time I was in the Tube, and especially when they fired it up to redo the part that messed up, I felt the presence of the Holy Spirit with me, and I KNEW that prayers were being laid at the feet of God! I don't care who does not understand this, or believe this, but if one has experienced it, they know what I am talking about.
I made it through! Praise God!
It took quite some time for me to recover enough to get up and leave the Lab. The Technicians were wonderful to me. They did everything they could to help me, and I told them how much I appreciated their concern and their effort.
Won't go into the rest of the story, TMI for the Internet.........but I got home and am still recovering from the effects of the MRI. Yes, I KNOW they are NOT suppose to be a big deal. I know that. Trust me......in my case, they are!
Anyway, just wanted to thank the Prayer Warriors here.........and I will be posting my Scriptural thanksgiving in the "Biblical One Liners" Thread.
May God bless and keep all of you praying for me.
Some folks don't believe it makes much of a difference, or one can know they are being prayed for......but, I assure you, when I needed it most, I KNEW yall were praying. I could feel the prayers being lifted up to God, and He answered.
Turned out the MRI was a nightmare. This was suppose to be the easiest of the three I have done. Yeah, well, Kilroy musta got into the mix. Can't go into all the details here, but will say that once in the "tube of death" as I now refer to the MRI Tube they place you in, my pain quickly climbed to 9 +. As there isn't suppose to be a 10, I say 9 +.
After about 15 minutes or so, I began to convulse, and the Technicians told me that they could ACTUALLY SEE IT on the screens they were monitoring. They came in to me and asked me if I was ok. Then they kinda talked me down, and apologized, and said that if at all possible, they needed to redo some of the scan because the part where the convulsions hit were not going to work. We talked a couple of minutes, and I told them to go for it. I want to get it done, and NO WAY I was gonna do all of it again!
All the time I was in the Tube, and especially when they fired it up to redo the part that messed up, I felt the presence of the Holy Spirit with me, and I KNEW that prayers were being laid at the feet of God! I don't care who does not understand this, or believe this, but if one has experienced it, they know what I am talking about.
I made it through! Praise God!
It took quite some time for me to recover enough to get up and leave the Lab. The Technicians were wonderful to me. They did everything they could to help me, and I told them how much I appreciated their concern and their effort.
Won't go into the rest of the story, TMI for the Internet.........but I got home and am still recovering from the effects of the MRI. Yes, I KNOW they are NOT suppose to be a big deal. I know that. Trust me......in my case, they are!
Anyway, just wanted to thank the Prayer Warriors here.........and I will be posting my Scriptural thanksgiving in the "Biblical One Liners" Thread.
May God bless and keep all of you praying for me.