What is non pariel candy?

Nonpareil candy is a type of confectionery that is characterized by tiny, round, colored candy sprinkles that are affixed to a chocolate base. These sprinkles are referred to as nonpareils, which is French for "without equal" or "unrivaled." Nonpareils are traditionally made by coating small pellets of sugar with brightly colored dye, then rolling them in cornstarch until they are completely coated. The nonpareils are then affixed to a chocolate coating by spraying or dipping.

Nonpareil candy has been around for generations and is a popular treat around the world. They can be found in a variety of colors and flavors, including mint, raspberry, and orange. Nonpareils are often used as a decorative topping for cakes, cupcakes, and other desserts.

Apart from their decorative use, nonpareils are also enjoyed as a snack on their own. They are typically sold in small containers or packets and are available at most candy and grocery stores. Nonpareil candy is generally considered to be a fun treat for both adults and children, and is easily enjoyed in small quantities.