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Have a bit of fun by dropping a Bon Bon Fizz Bomb.
Massive sherbert bon bons with outer powdery sherbert coatings.Yellow,red,blue..The internal of the bon bon sphere is half filled with water.Upon a calculated projection "impact" The bon bon Fizz Bomb explodes . The water mix is propelled through
the sphere's tight perforations spreading enormous amounts of goopy-slimey sherbert powder which is now a liquified sticky goo, imobilsing your foes in a sugary Ffzzzzzz..!
(abit like paintball really)
Zotz Candies
http://www.80s.com/...e/issue1/page1.html
4th one down the page [Mr Burns, Oct 22 2002]
Bonbons
http://www.sugarboy...ets.asp?sweet=10468
Bigger. [skinflaps, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
Sherbet deconfused
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherbet
[imaginality, Jul 01 2007]
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Anyone remember "Zots" candy? Similar effect when ingested. |
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Sort of in the original "Fizzies" family of fine foods, I am sure. (When I was 6 my brother convinced me that when you placed one on your tongue and closed your mouth the popping and fizzling you felt, actually was brain cells being zapped.) |
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dunno [snarf] I had a six pack a day habit. |
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who will be brave enough to answer that! |
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My younger brother ate an entire packet of the Zots Power Pellets in one mouthful, which was followed quickly by foam erupting violently from his nose and mouth.. I don't think they are on the market anymore. (later: yes, they still are, just not the power pellets) |
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<feeling brave>Well, that explains everything</feeling brave> |
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Sometimes I live in the city
Sometimes I live in the town
Sometimes I get a great notion
To slap someone around
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the enemy forces must eat their way to freedom. by the time they escape, they are too obese to be a military threat. they join jenny craig, lose the weight while gaining self-esteem and discipline, and happily join their local productive work force. world peace ensues. croissant for achieving nirvana through sherbert! |
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<confused> These Zots, are they the same as the sherbert spaceships i used to shoplift from the local corner shop as a kid when being brought up hammered with morals whilst living in the U.K ? <confused> |
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I remember eating a sherbie and then taking a swig of
beer without realising the consequences of my actions. it
was disaster. |
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candy mmm...ahhh...ohh..ahh... explosives |
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Cultural disconnect: What does "Sherbet" mean on your side of the pond? Over here it is typically fruit juice frozen into an ice cream like consistency. |
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What we mean by 'sherbet' in the UK is a fizzy powder (usually cream soda- or fruit-flavoured) used in some sweets (candies), that according to Wiki, "would be somewhat comparable to the powder in Pixy Stix or Lik-M-Aid/Fun Dip, though having the fizzy quality of Pop Rocks effervescing candy." |
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This idea reminds me of a news story I read a while ago (I'll look for a link), about an unfortunate child who microwaved a bon-bon. The boiled-sugar outside wasn't too hot, but the inside was super-hot, and it exploded with painful consequences. |
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[skinflap]'s version sounds fun though. [+] |
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