Candied [adjective]

About eleven o'clock some refreshments are offered, but few take any, except a little wine and water and candied sugar.

Two boxes of candied prunes, that's vegetables, twenty-five per cent.

Condensed milk is preserved by the sugar added to it; so are candied and, in part, dried fruits.

The box of candied fruit, presented to her by Mr. La Salle, was going the rounds for the last time.

Let her take aromatic electuary, disatyrion and candied eringo roots, every morning.

It is made of cake,—sponge cake is the best,—French candied fruit, eggs and milk.

With a heavy stone, Anna soon broke open a small box of candied fruit, selecting some, she gave it to the half-starved child.

Use for this purpose dates, citron, candied orange peel or crystallized fruits.

There are all sorts of substitutes such as stuffed dates, candied ginger, fruit pastes and salted nuts.

Sometimes she would put a candied cherry inside the cream ball, or a piece of a walnut, or pecan or almond.