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Step 5Mold Candy
Pour your finished mixture into your prepared molds. (If you're using the powdered sugar technique, prepare to be entranced by what you witness.)
Allow to set until firm. If it's humid or rainy outside, this may take longer. Putting them in the fridge will help.
When it's time to demold the lozenges, stir them around in the powdered sugar and sift away excess. Keep in a sealed container or wrap in cellophane.
Once you try this, you'll want to try it again and again. I was instantly hooked! I plan on trying more and more potent concoctions in the future. These lozenges are great for what ails you, but are also a tasty treat when you're already feeling fine.
Enjoy!
Allow to set until firm. If it's humid or rainy outside, this may take longer. Putting them in the fridge will help.
When it's time to demold the lozenges, stir them around in the powdered sugar and sift away excess. Keep in a sealed container or wrap in cellophane.
Once you try this, you'll want to try it again and again. I was instantly hooked! I plan on trying more and more potent concoctions in the future. These lozenges are great for what ails you, but are also a tasty treat when you're already feeling fine.
Enjoy!
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I think if you try again and make sure it gets all the way to 300 you will be successful!
However. When you make the neighboring impressions, it kind of shifts the original one's shape. Does that make sense? Give it a shot and you'll see what I mean.
This morning, I was thinking about my game "Pass the Pigs" and wanting to do a bunch of tiny pig shapes.
Whatever, I'll probably just make lollipops. Those are easy.
WOW,U R SO SO SO SO SO,,,,,,MAKE ME HIGH!
Can't wait to try it
Looks like fun (I might just do it for the sake of being "Entranced" by the mould)