Round or oval candies filled with fruit preserves or cream and covered with chocolate are called sugar plum.
Traditional Christmas candies called "sugar plums" are made of crunchy sugar, almonds, and dried fruit. They can have a chocolate coating and are frequently spherical or oval. By the 16th century, the name "sugar plum" had come to refer to an extensive range of candied fruits, nuts, and roots.
In the 17th century, sugar plums were prepared by experienced artisans who spent years as apprentices by coating seeds or nuts with sugar. Since they are composed primarily of dried fruit and toasted almonds and are scented with warm spices, sugar plums are among the healthiest holiday snacks.
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