Okay, dudes and dudettes, let’s dive into my little experiment with “filter tip sweets” – I mean, who doesn’t love a good candy hack?
So, I saw these filter tips, you know, the ones for, uh, “hand-rolled cigarettes,” and my brain went, “Hmm, could these make candy even better?” Don’t judge, my sweet tooth has a mind of its own.
The Experiment Begins
First, I grabbed a pack of those filter tips. I went for the ones that looked kinda like, well, little candy sticks already. You know, the plain white ones, nothing fancy.
Next up, the candy! I decided to go with some hard candies, the kind that are individually wrapped. Think Jolly Ranchers or those little strawberry bonbons your grandma always had. I also picked up some gummy bears, because why not?
Getting Down to Business
- I unwrapped a few of the hard candies. This was surprisingly satisfying.
- Then, I carefully poked a hole through the center of each candy using, uh, a clean… pointy thing. (Don’t ask, it was kitchen-related, I swear!).
- I carefully inserted each filter tip. It was a perfect fit!
It’s important that it is a clean tool.
Gummy Bear Time
The gummy bears were a bit trickier. I tried poking them, but they were too… squishy. So, I ended up just kinda… mashing the filter tip into them. Not pretty, but it worked.
The Taste Test
Okay, so the hard candies with the filter tips? Kinda weird. It felt like I was sucking on a… well, a filter tip with a candy shell. Not my favorite. But hey, science!
The gummy bears? Surprisingly not terrible! The filter tip added a weird, almost… papery texture? It was… interesting. Would I do it again? Probably not. But it was fun to try!
Final Thoughts
So, there you have it. My “filter tip sweets” adventure. Was it a culinary masterpiece? Absolutely not. Was it a fun way to spend an afternoon? You bet! Sometimes, you just gotta experiment, even if it’s a little… out there. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m gonna go brush my teeth. Repeatedly.
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