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Learn how to make rock candy at home! It's so easy and the solution is very quick to make. This is a delicous science experament for all those curious minds
Gennifer Hepler saved to Homeschool
This easy rock candy recipe is a fun science project for kids! Try your hand at making this rock candy science project and see if you can get the sugar crystals onto the string!
Amber Hummer saved to Teach
81 · 11 minutes · Kohakutou is a Japanese candy made from Agar Agar. It is made by pouring flavored jelly into a dish and allowing it to set before cutting or tearing into crystal shapes. The candy develops a crunchy outer crust after a few days but remains delightfully chewy inside.
Ingredients
Baking & Spices
- • 12 g Agar agar
- • 1/4 tsp Candy flavoring
- • 3 drops Liquid food coloring
- • 24 oz Sugar
Liquids
- • 14 oz Water
Other
- • 1/8 teaspoon citric acid (optional - adds a tart flavor )
Angel Sampson saved to Party! Party!
6 · My Homemade Rock Candy is easy to make and doubles as a fun science experiment for your kiddos. Plus, they’re absolutely delicious and boast bright, beautiful colors.
Ingredients
Baking & Spices
- • 1 Flavor extract
- • 1 Food coloring
- • 3 cups Sugar
Frozen
- • 1 Popsicle sticks
Desserts
- • 1 Wooden lollipop
Liquids
- • 1 cup Water
Other
- • Clothespins
- • Wide mouth, quart size mason jars
Oshen-Keli Beayon saved to Food I want to Make ;D
40 · 25 minutes · Making rock candy at home is a fun science experiment that you can eat! You can experiment with different colors and flavors. It is a great activity to do with the kids. It is extremely easy to make using just a few ingredients. Remember though this is a science experiment more than it is an exact recipe. Sometimes you can do everything right and the crystals just don't behave, haha.
Ingredients
Baking & Spices
- • 1 tsp Flavoring
- • 3 cups Granulated sugar, white
Liquids
- • 1 cup Water
Dana Everett saved to jameis
Learn how to grow sugar crystals for edible science! Our edible rock candy science activity is perfect for kids chemistry experiments!
Lisa Granados saved to Science Shelf
Fast water evaporation is the key to make sugar crystals faster. Use warmth and moving air to stimulate your sugar solution to crystalize faster than normal. In some cases, up to 50% faster!
Melody Faulk saved to Kids crafts/school
Making Sugar Crystals on a Stick are simple to make and the kids will enjoy eating the finished product. It is a great opportunity
Hania Żochowska saved to Inspiracje
Use this photo gallery to pick a crystal growing project based on how the finished project will look. This is an easy way to look for the types of crystals you would like to grow!
Gail Hervey saved to Crafts
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