Candy Construction
by Sharon Bowers
You’ll discover 40 different craft projects here that use
store bought candy to construct a range of cool and edible items,
from a pirate ship and race car to a fairy-tale castle and a collection
of creepy-crawlies.
Using
frosting as glue, or “mortar,” and basic building materials
that include wafer cookies, graham crackers, pretzels, ice cream
cones, jelly beans and a pound cake, you can make a really cool
castle. Or, if you want to try something simpler, gather together
some Oreos, wafer cookies, pretzels and a little vanilla mortar
(frosting) and piece together a simple helicopter.
Well
illustrated, the author’s directions for each creation are
easy to follow and will provide plenty of fun for everyone in the
family. Also, pay close attention to the “On-Site Rules”
that should be followed in the kitchen:
“Absolutely
no eating while building. One item can be chosen from among the
supplies, or one piece of what was built, but it’s to be eaten
after cleanup. Candy construction workers always brush their teeth
after work.”
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The
Book |
Storey |
December
2010 |
Paperback
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9781603425483
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Cooking-kitchen
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The
Reviewer |
Bob Walch |
Reviewed 2010 |
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