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Before candy thermometers were available, cooks would use the cold water test to see if the syrup reached the appropriate stage for the candy they were making. The higher the temperature of the syrup, the harder and more brittle the syrup will be when dropped in cold water. See Related Links for a wonderful reference which includes links to demonstration videos.
You use caramel your apples have to be room temperature and dry, otherwise as the cold apples warm they 'sweat' producing water droplets that cause the coating to fall off.
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To determine when your candy has reached the soft ball stage during cooking, use a candy thermometer to measure the temperature of the candy mixture. The soft ball stage is reached when the temperature reads between 235-240 degrees Fahrenheit. You can also perform a cold water test by dropping a small amount of the candy mixture into cold water, and if it forms a soft, pliable ball, it has reached the soft ball stage.
More commonly known as a candy cane or a stick of rock. Another answer Rock candy is an old candy made of solid sugar and is literally hard as a rock. Some of it is clear and very sweet.
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It was a word the Rock used to use frequently. ie, "The Rock is going to lay the smackdown on your candy ass."
the type of material you can use to make the temperature of water is to, use boiling water or cold water and if you mix them together you can get warm water, and if you use hot water you'll have hot steamy water and for cold water you'll have an ice cold water.
by weathering and erosion A technique mastered in the ancient world was to use water and heat to crack rocks apart for their monumental building projects. They did this by making a fire to heat the rock to as high a temperature as possible. Once the rock ws heated they poured cold water into the area (Usually defined by a chiseled slot). The heat from the fire caused the rock to expand and when the cold water was applied, it caused localised shrinking in the rock which litterally ripped the rock apart.
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After you finish the process of boiling the sugar water, add food coloring to add color. (Just a few drops.) Then, if you want to add taste, add extract. (does not matter what flavor) Stir your sugar water until it gets a nice looking color. Then, finish your process of making rock candy.