The Spectator, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, Eau Claire, WI
4 hours ago by Sara Norgon
What do macaroni and cheese, antique brass, and cotton candy all have in common? They are all colors of Crayola crayons.
The crayons were invented by cousins Edwin Binney and Harold Smith in 1903 and originally sold in boxes of eight for a nickel. Since then, Chad Wynn, an employee at the Crayola Store in Easton Pennsylvania, said the number of colors has grown to 150.
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