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DIY RING POP INFINITY STONES

With the release of Avengers: Infinity War we decided to make our own Infinity stones but not just any type; Ring Pop Infinity stones. One of every color representing space, mind, reality, power, time, and soul. Watch JP & good friend Jimmy Wong from Feast of Fictioncreate them in this very exciting collaboration. Also, special thanks to Travis from ApyroDesignfor his help 3d printing our stones to create the candy mold!

DIY RING POP INFINITY STONES
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The recipe

DIY Ring Pop Infinity Stones

Serves6
CourseDessert
CuisineAmerican
Total time3 hours

Ingredients

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Nutrition Facts
Serving size1
Calories64
Fat0
Saturated Fat0
Unsaturated Fat0
Trans Fat0
Carbohydrates17
Sugar0
Sodium3.5
Fiber0
Protein0
Cholesterol0

Instructions

Things you'll need
  1. First have your infinity stones 3D printed.

  2. Create an infinity stones mold by pressing infinity stones into the polly plastics. Let polly plastics set entirely before use.

  3. Eat 6 ring pops. Clean and reserve the rings for a later step.

  4. In a large pot combine sugar, corn syrup, and water. Place the pot on medium heat and bring to 300°F. About 1 hour.

  5. While the candy comes to temperature prepare 6 bowls. One with each color and the corresponding flavor/essence.

  6. Pour an equal amount of candy syrup into each bowl stirring to combine.

  7. Once combined pour the candy into the mold and place the ring to secure it in shape. Wait about 1 hour to set.

  8. Remove the rings from the mold, place the rings on your hand, and enjoy!

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