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Bring Color to Your Candy

Adding color to your candy gives it an all-together different look. It also allows you to express your taste and show your artistic ability (we all have some, even if we don't know it!).

Hand Painting

Marbelizing





Painting

Instructions: Place 3-4 Make'n Mold candy wafers in each cavity of the Make'n Mold painter's palette.  Place painter's palette in the microwave for 30 seconds on half power. Use a separate toothpick to stir each color of wafers. Continue melting for 30 second intervals on half power until each color of wafers is melted.
Use a paintbrush from the painter's palette to paint the details in each mold cavity with just one of the colors of melted wafers. Then go back and paint with a different color. Once you've finished painting, melt any color wafers and fill the remainder of each mold cavity. If making lollipops, then insert sticks. Chill 10-15 minutes, then remove candy pieces from mold just as you would remove unpainted pieces.

Hint 1: It's important to only paint with one color at a time, making sure that each color of wafers has hardened before painting with the next color. Chill 1-2 minutes between colors to make them harden faster.

Hint 2:  Hold the candy mold up to the light to check your progress.

Hint 3:  Use a toothpick instead of a paintbrush for the really delicate features.
Marbleizing

Instructions: Choose a base color then 1, 2, or 3 additional colors of Make’n Mold candy wafers to marbleize. Melt a pound of the base color in a large dish or the ChocoMaker® candy melter. Melt about ¼ cup of each of the additional color(s) in separate Make'n Mold® microwaveable trays. Once all colors are melted, pour each of the additional colors into the base color in the large dish or candy melter. Use a fork to gently swirl the colors together, creating a marbleized effect. Spoon the marbleized mixture into molds or dip various items into the mixture, then chill 10-15 minutes.


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