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Wait--this is fun?
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My teenage babysitter told me about a time when she and her friends wondered how many colors of M&Ms they got in each pack. They opened...
Pop Rocks
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People keep telling us we need to experiment with Pop Rocks. We never have, mostly because we don't get them at Halloween. Well, at my...
Sour Jacks
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We bought a bag of Sour Jacks on clearance after Halloween and have enjoyed testing them for acid. It wasn't until three weeks later th...
Helper
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Our eighteen-month-old wants to get in on the action of candy experiments. She loves stirring.
Questions
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Simple questions can be surprisingly difficult to answer. This week's task has been trying to figure out how to explain "Why does ...
Skittles Rainbow
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Several people have contacted me to say they would like to do the Density Rainbow at a party or a class presentation, but they can't mak...
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Chocolate Bloom
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Chocolate is made of cocoa butter, cocoa solids, and other ingredients that have been mixed together. Can you take them apart? (Chocolate...
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