Rocks that look like food

One of the best things about a long-term relationship is sharing your life with someone else. You live together, eat together, and constantly share your th...

Is it an apple? A cinnamon roll? An over easy egg? These painted rocks might look edible, but don't eat them!

I was playing with my food again. I took Cookies ‘n Crème Fudge (which is super delish, by the way) and made it into some pretty con...

Take a look at this great assortment of rocks. But they’re not real rocks - they’re cookies!! A great sweet treat for the rock hound or geologist is your life. The flat cookies are frosted lightly with buttercream and then an edible image of a rock is added. The geodes are cup shaped, also have a light coat of buttercream, then are decorated with rock candy.

Food Rocks collage.

Jelly rock candy , rock candy made with agar

Rare Gobi Desert Agates, These are collected from secret locations by nomads who live in the Inner Mongolian Desert. Gobi desert agate has a number of qualities including grounding excess spiritual energy, down through the base and earth chakra to Mother Gaia. It resonates a lovely heart based vibration, that most of you will find useful to have in your life. It has balanced enduring energy and grounding ability... with sound metaphysical properties that are known to aid abundance and…

We want food to be served on plates, like civilized Pandas. Don’t give us grub in avocado shells, slop on bits of wood, chips stuck in rocks, or sushi served in bonsai trees!

Agate Rock Lollipops From Crushed Candy -- Simple and Easy!: I am loving agate's huge comeback. I am constantly perusing home decor and seeing gorgeous agate slices being put to use in unconventional ways -- knobs, lamps, bookends, small table tops, instead of the more traditional and typical ways of using a…

It's a rock. Ha ha ha.

These candy look like rock crystals and geodes but they're soft gummy centered with a crunchy sugary outsides. The shell becomes matte and opaque which again is in contrast to the inside which is shiny, lustrous, and translucently gem-like! They're Kohakutou crystals. Eat them by themselves or use them to decorate cakes, cookies and cupcakes! #rainbow #crystals #kohakutou #cake #gummycrystals #geodes #nobake #dessert #sweets #candy #recipe #gummies #gems #candyjewelry #videotutorial #candies

The Pop Rocks tale is extremely intriguing, and it will inform you that the candy was created by a chemist. Pop Rocks, often known as popping candy, were created by accident in 1975 by William Mitc…