How to Make a Candle You Can Eat
Materials:
- Processed cheese block (any kind, not too crumbly or too soft, for shapes)
- Cookie cutter
- Cannoli mold or apple corer
- Nuts (any type, pecans work well)
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Cut the processed cheese block in half.
- Press a cookie cutter into the cheese to make the shape of a candle.
- Using the cannoli mold or apple corer, punch a hole in the center of the cheese.
- Place on any candle holder.
- Fill the hole in the center with the nuts, this will create the wick. Make sure one nut sticks out of the hole so you can light the candle.
- Light this nut on fire to light your candle.
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