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Learn how to make homemade rock candy in this video tutorial.
Rock Candy Recipe:
• 3 cups white sugar
• 1 cup water
• Food colouring
• Flavouring (optional)
Directions
1. Add the water to the saucepan and bring to a boil-212°F (100°C)
2. Start adding the sugar a 1/2 cup at a time, until it no longer dissolves (making a saturated sugar solution). The more sugar you add, the longer it will take to dissolve. Be patient and try to get as much to dissolve as possible
3. Add a few drops of your flavouring if desired.
4. Take your mixture off the heat and allow to cool – approximately 15 minutes.
5. While you are waiting, take a plate and add some sugar to it. Get your skewers and dip them into the liquid sugar mixture then dip it into the plain sugar to coat the stick. This will give your Rock Candy something to ‘grow on’. Let them dry for a few minutes until they are completely dry – if they are still too wet when you put them into the hot sugar solution, all of the sugar coating will fall off, and the new crystals will have nothing to grow on.
6. Set out your glasses/jars and add a few drops of food colouring to the bottom of each.
7. Carefully add the sugary solution to each glass/jar and stir.
8. Take your sugary skewers & place a peg at the top of each and place into the glasses (make sure they do not touch the bottom or sides)
9. Now it’s time to be patient. The crystals will start growing in 2 – 3 days, but depending on how big you want your Rock Candy sticks will depend on how long you will need to keep them in the glasses.
10. When you are ready to remove them, gently break the top with a sharp object. Gently remove the skewer and hang it upside down until the excess liquid drips off and it dries.
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How to Make Rock Candy
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Isn’t this the same stuff from breaking bad?
Anyone else see the Katniss cake at the beginning? Wow :)
U make every thing look so easy when for me it’s just so hard u need some
cash
Can you please make a katniss from the hunger games cake.
P.S:I love your channel a lot
Omg the hunger games mocking jay wedding dress cake in the background!!!!
So cool!!! Will you do a tutorial??!! Love it ❤️
So my question is that the longer you let it sit the bigger it can grow?
Is that a katniss cake in the background? If so R u gonna make a tutorial?
Hello jen how many would you think you would need for a 9inch cake?? And
the ones you made now look much smaller than the ones in Madagascar video? +Cookies
Cupcakes and Cardio
I love rock candy! :D
2 weeks?? Who wants to wait 2 weeks for some candy?!
If you were to use a taller glass would the stick have more of the rock
candy on it? Hope that makes sense?
Just what I need…….diabetes
Can you reuse the extra sugar mixture that’s left over?
You deserve more views on this video, I’ve been looking EVERYWHERE for
someone who made rock candy without the thermometer, because I don’t have
oneee!!! Making me hungry for candy I WANT SOME!!!! ^_~
Jen can I re-use the sugar water to make more rock candy
Love this one! Rock candy are realy expensive for what they are, so this is
so cool and helpful! Thank you =)
Quick question tho, could we re-use the left over candy liquid to make
another stick? Or do we need to make a brand new batch?
My husband used to work for a factory making these… He used to come home
tasting like candy lol
Hi again Sweet Jenn…
Now this looks more delicious that oink oink feet…lol…lol…
It is fascinating how the sugar grows on the stick…
I have seen coloured rock candy in expensive tea boxes ~~ though I don’t
think they are flavoured ~~ I think the flavouring adds a lot to it…
Thank you so much for sharing this fun idea…
Have a fun holiday season…
Surie