You can change one type of candy into another by using something called mixing, just like when you mix colors in art class.
Imagine you have a bag of red gummy worms and you want to make pink gummy worms. To do that, you take some of the red gummy worms and put them in a bowl with some powdered sugar, which is like the color white. Then you stir them around, just like when you mix your cereal with milk.
How Mixing Works
- You start with one kind of candy (like red gummy worms).
- You add something new to it (like powdered sugar).
- You stir or shake it up.
- The new stuff mixes into the old candy, changing its color and taste.
It’s like when you take your orange juice and mix it with some apple juice, you get a new kind of juice that tastes both orange and apple. No magic needed, just mixing!
Examples
- Transforming hard candy into soft candy with a little water.
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