Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Traveling Carnival

Cotton Candy is a combination of sugar and a commercially available product known as flossine, that adds color and flavoring to the finished product. A commercial grade cotton candy aka floss machine is turned on, allowed to heat up, the sugar and flossine is mixed in appropriate amounts, and when the machine hits the correct temperature, the worker slowly pours from a small cup or measuring scoop, the mix into the center /heating element. This produces whisps of cotton candy that forms around the center of the machine. The worker slowly spins the paper cotton candy cone within the large bowl, to capture and build what most persons would recognize as cotton candy. This is then slipped into a cotton candy bag and sealed either with a small tie and placed into a dry location until a client orders a cotton candy. Popcorn: The popcorn machine is fixed on the counter. Worker would switch it on, scoop popcorn oil out of the container, using a measuring cup and pour it into the heating element. Worker would then scoop popcorn kernels out of the container, using a measuring cup and pour the kernels into he heating element. Worker would then scoop popcorn flavoring “Flavacol” from the container, using a measuring scoop and sprinkle this on the kernels. Worker would close the lid on the heating element, the popcorn would start popping, the lid would open due to the force of the popcorn, and the popped popcorn would fall into the bin. Worker would sprinkle the popcorn with additional