Candy that looks like rocks

In keeping with the woodland theme, I wanted to decorate my dessert table with various items that you might find on the forest floor– but I wanted to make them edible. Candy rocks immediately…

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...

White chocolate fudge speckled with flecks of OREO Cookies formed into rocks make fun treats for Father's Day, a rock climbers birthday, or a science fair bake sale.

Rock Candy

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…

I recently was inspired by a photo in my latest Food Network magazine. It was titled Punk Rocks and they were actual parmesan cookies coate...

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…

Make dazzling homemade rock candy crystals! ✨ This easy recipe uses simple ingredients like sugar, water, and your favorite flavorings to create stunning edible gems. Perfect for gifts or a fun science experiment! Get the recipe now! 🍬 #rockcandy #homemadecandy #candyrecipe #crystals #diysweets #easyrecipe

These no-bake chocolate cookies are good for kids to try out as they don't need an oven and they can get creative to make the treats look like different kinds of rocks.

Rock Candy Tutorial/Recipe #rock #candy

Rock Candy isn’t just delicious, it’s chemistry! Sweets like Rock Candy are made through a process called crystallization.

So, I volunteered to help at my church's VBS this year, and I was given the job of being the snack lady! It has been SO much fun getting to ...

This vibrant cinnamon rock candy delivers a bold, spicy flavor and crisp texture. Made with sugar, cinnamon oil, and corn syrup, it's perfect for holiday gifting or festive snacking.

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.

Rock Candy is such a fun treat to make and eat for holidays, parties, or any fun occasion. Learn how to make rock candy at home (fast!) for something special you can make with the family. I chose to make a blue raspberry candy, but you can make any color or flavor you like with this easy homemade rock candy recipe!

Make your own Sparkling Glow Rock Candy that shines under black light! A fun and easy homemade treat perfect for parties and science experiments.

Making rock candy is a really fun activity for kids that doubles as a great lesson in science .

Rock candy

Do you know what rock candy looks like? See rock candy and other images of sugar crystals including a micrograph of a sucrose crystal.