I found a large bag of Mike and Ikes that isn't going to make it to the trick or treaters this year and it got me thinking. I wonder if there's any Halloween candy that would make a good wash? Lots of sugar going down the drain this year if it isn't put to a good, productive use. Is Malic Acid bad? I know citric acid is a preservative. Any thoughts on this?
How about Dum-Dums or Bit-o-Honeys?
Halloween candy wash
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pistachio_nut
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Halloween candy wash
Not typically one to floss
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Re: Halloween candy wash
it is sugar, but it is full of preservatives I would have though...
one way to find out I guess if it works...
one way to find out I guess if it works...
Re: Halloween candy wash
give it a go!, only going to cost you some yeast
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Re: Halloween candy wash
That's hilarious. Do it!
Might make for a good bottle label.
Might make for a good bottle label.
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