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Candy Candy Bubbles

 Hard candy bubbles
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These would be round, hollow hard candies. They would come in different sizes, colors and flavors and be translucent and glasslike. It would be cool if they could be filled with carbon dioxide gas, but i think you have to mix that into the actual candy part.
—PinkDrink, Jul 20 2004

http://www.sweettec...rart/sugarswan2.htm http://www.sweettec...rart/sugarswan2.htm
Not hard candy, just "edible" soap bubbles. [jutta, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

(?) Eddible Cherry Candy Bubbles http://www.generati...ds.com/sliquid.html
Not hard candy, just "edible" soap bubbles. [jutta, Oct 05 2004]

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       It would be even cooler if they could be filled with liquid helium.
—neelandan, Jul 20 2004
   

       What? You wouldn't like that?
—PinkDrink, Jul 20 2004
   

       No, nitrous oxide (laughting gas). I'd buy one, just for giggles.
—Worldgineer, Jul 20 2004
   

       [half]well they are not thick walled like a tootsie pop and made solid by the filling. I'm sure sugar can be made into blown glass like forms. Pulled sugar is very glass like. you would probably make it into pulled sugar first. I'm not a candy maker or glassblower, so I guess i really wouldn't know. Nitrous oxide bubble candies! Now, THAT would be cool! [Worldgineer] Carbon monoxide candy for your enemies. [Abysmal Intellect]
—PinkDrink, Jul 20 2004
   

       aha! It could work! Thanks for the link [2 fries shy of a happy meal] I guess bubbles would have to be blown out really thin to look translucent though.
—PinkDrink, Jul 20 2004
   

       This::Pop Rocks   

       as   

       Nuke::firecracker
—GutPunchLullabies, Jul 20 2004
   

       So This = Nuke and Pop Rocks = firecrackers?   

       Thanks GutPunchLullabies.
—PinkDrink, Jul 20 2004
   

       I'd interpret that as saying that this idea is much bigger (better?) than Pop Rocks.   

       "This idea is to Pop Rocks as a nuclear weapon is to firecrackers"
—half, Jul 20 2004
   

       Perhaps to get this effect the Candy Candy Bubbles should be filled with highly compressed air and bitten instead of sucked.
—Worldgineer, Jul 20 2004
   

       Yessssss.......
—DesertFox, Jul 20 2004
   

       Slogan: " The First Candy Made In Near-Earth Orbit "
—normzone, Jul 20 2004
   

       Instead of compressed air how abut a partial vacuum so when you bit one it'd implode.
I can almost hear the Takes My Breath Away jingle.		   
      
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