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MELTING ALL THE VALENTINES DAY CANDY

Julia attempts to take romance to the next level in creating the craziest Valentine EVER by melting together ALL the Valentines Day Candies.

MELTING ALL THE VALENTINES DAY CANDY
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MELTING ALL THE VALENTINES DAY CANDY

It is before Valentines Day, is Valentines Day, or is after Valentines Day and you landed here looking for ideas on how to celebrate. Either that or you just like to be entertained by people taking on internet trends. Some of the best rated Youtuber's have been melting everything from candy to candles together inspiring this food experiment.

Ingredients

Nutrition Facts
Serving size1
Calories8,547
Fat478
Saturated Fat273
Unsaturated Fat0
Trans Fat0
Carbohydrates1,033
Sugar864
Sodium1,528
Fiber28
Protein87
Cholesterol201

Instructions

Things you'll need
Parchment PaperHJF Cutting BoardHJF Apron
  1. Start by raiding the Valentines Day aisle at any pharmacy or grocery store.

  2. Open all the packages and place unwrapped candies in a bowl.

  3. Prepare one of the Valentines Day heart shaped boxes as a mold. Line with parchment paper.

  4. Bring a large pot with water to boil on medium high heat. Place a large metal bowl on top. Make sure no condensation enters the top of the bowl.

  5. Place chocolate in the bowl and use a rubber spatula to stir through. Enjoy the melting process. Add more chocolates. Add the hard candies last. Take off the heat and continue to stir.

  6. Turn out the chocolate into your prepared mold and let set for 2-3 hours.

Made it? Tag #hellthyjunkfood, Julia wants to see how it turned out.
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