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I nearly jumped out of my chair when I saw this little “how to” project! These look like they would be so fun to make and watch them grow over time. Even better than watching an avocado or potato sprout roots and leaves because you get to eat candy when it’s done LOL.
The other great thing about this is the kids can learn a little bit of real life chemistry application. If it doesn’t turn out quite like the pictures above… there’s a reason. Can’t wait to start this up myself with my boys.
Grab the full tutorial here…
GlueSticks Blog: Homemade Rock Candy
Thank you so much for featuring our rock candy!
i actually have a question.
How do you make flavors? like Vanilla, cotton candy, strawberry, etc. my daughters birthday party is coming up in MAY and i wanted to make some as part of a goody bag. Please could you help me out?
Thank you,
Samantha
I would just use flavoring from the baking section of a market–just remember to dilute them so they’re not too strong.
you can buy various flavors of extracts at your local grocer or walmart super center
You could also try Michaels craft stores, in their candy/wedding section, flavors there too. Usually for mints, but they work as well.. Good luck, and happy birthday lucky kid!!!
I thought it was for direction, I don’t download anything
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