Candy Making
Today marks the first day we try making hard candy using corn starch and homemade molds. If the process turns out well, we will post pictures later! :)
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Candy Making
Today marks the first day we try making hard candy using corn starch and homemade molds. If the process turns out well, we will post pictures later! :)

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This is a fun little exercise in what temperatures create what types of candy!
http://www.exploratorium.edu/cooking/candy/Cando.html
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