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How to make glowing kryptonite candy

Mark Frauenfelder at 9:32 am Fri, Oct 28, 2011

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20111028-093047.jpg Over at CRAFT, Becky Stern has a video showing how to make glowing kryptonite candy.

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  • opmaroon

    Glowing candy would be cool, unfortunately it’s not glowing, it’s flourescing.

    • Ambiguity

      But if you could rig the front porch with UV lights for the trick-or-treaters, it would be pretty cool.

  • benher

    Everything in CSI Miami looks like this.

  • chf64

    If I wanted vitamins with my candy I’d eat some Flintstones chew-ables for kids!

  • rabidpotatochip

    That’s pretty cool and all but I miss the good old days of jumping out from behind the garage with a hockey mask and chainsaw when kids came trick-or-treating.

  • Finnagain

    I call black light shenanigans.

    • EH

      Me too. Can we enhance it to be sure?

  • pjcamp

    Yeah. Ask Lisa Simeone about this problem.