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HOW TO - Make EDIBLE googly eyes!

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Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories write -

After more than a year of painstaking directed research by our Experimental Foods Division, we have finally achieved one of our most important longstanding goals: the production of edible googly eyes. Like many other great inventions, it seems almost simple in retrospect, but in this write up we walk through the process and show you how to make your own.

HOW TO - Make EDIBLE googly eyes! - Link & photos.

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Posted by: frogsoceity on January 9, 2008 at 9:39 AM

You can technically eat these, but it's not as good as I'd expected.

When I get some sodium alginate and calcium chloride, I'll try to make hydrocolloid googly eyes. It will be interesting to find out if you can encapsulate smaller bubbles inside of larger ones.

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