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Candy canes Photograph by M.N., 2014 |
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| Originating from seventeenth-century Cologne, Germany, the candy cane is traditionally said to take its curved shape from the shepherds who visited the infant Jesus. Within that same tradition, the white is associated with purity and the red with the blood of Christ. |
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