How would you say "candy corn" in Spanish? I was thinking of 'dulce de maiz or dulce de elote' but both seem to imply an actual candying process.
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Candy corn in Spanish, I believe, is "maiz de caramelo."
cabritos acarmelado is the spanish word for candy corn
I use this website for translations:
http://www.freetranslation.com
I typed in Candy Corn and the answer that came up was:
Azucare Maíz
This is so confusing, I just want to know how to say candy in Spanish for a school project.
Editor's Note: Here is a discussion on the subject. It appears that caramelo is the word that Spanish speakers use most often.
forum.wordreference.com/
In Puerto Rico, they say, "dulce". Depends on the country.
"Do you want candy?" "¿Quieres dulces?"
Notice that in the question 'dulce' is pluralized.
There is probably no literal translation since it is not a Mexican or Spanish candy. Time to give up I think.
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