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Creating a White Rabbit Candy Fortune Cookie
- Oct 25, 2021
- 2 min read
Our recent project to create a batch of flavors was our most challenging project to date.
It started when we were looking at the White Rabbit Candies at our local supermarket.
A childhood staple, the soft, sweet milky flavor of the candies triggers a nostalgic feeling for everyone who grew up eating them.
We bought a pack and while eating them, a sudden thought came to us.
"What if we made a White Rabbit fortune cookie?"
Making new flavors is not new to us, we've made all kinds of flavors for previous seasons, like the good ol' classic matcha and strawberry cookies. But White Rabbit candy was something we never considered before. Where would one even start? Why stop at White Rabbit candy? Why not make other candies into cookies? Little did we know that these sweet little white candies were leading us straight into a deep rabbit hole.
WORKING WITH THE WORLD'S STICKIEST TAFFY
Anyone who has tried these candies will know that it takes a good minute for them to soften in your mouth before they melt. The hard, unforgiving texture of these candies made it very very difficult to work with. The first challenge was trying to turn these candies into something we can incorporate into our fortune cookies.
Our first attempt was to melt the candies in a double boiler like chocolate and see if they melted into a soft gooey consistency that we can dip the cookies into.
After half an hour, the temperature was high enough and the candies melted into a hard, sticky, dense, bubbling goo. The texture was like semi-dry molasses.
Most definitely not what we were looking for.
We tried again, but this time we added some cream to soften the texture. It seemed to work but now the problem was it wouldn't set properly after cooling. Instead of a nice shiny finish, it was a soft gooey mess. We tried again with less cream but the texture was too hard to dip cookies into. It was extremely frustrating and our hands were getting tired from unwrapping candies.
After many attempts melting it, we decided to try another method. We started by freezing the candies with dry ice to get them into below-zero temperature, and then while they're rock-solid we crushed them into fine powder with a stone mortar.
A little bit extreme but it worked!
The only drawback was that this process took hours as we couldn't do it in large batches, everything had to stay frozen.
After powderizing the candies, we quickly coated the cookies with it and finally we had a White Rabbit candy coated fortune cookie.
To add an extra touch, we stenciled little blue rabbits on each cookie.
Overall it came out really well! The White rabbit candy definitely adds that chewy taffy texture and milky flavor that we all grew up loving.
For our next attempt though, we will definitely try to make the candy from scratch and make one with a texture that can be dipped in.
What other flavors would you like to see? Are you a fan of White Rabbit Candy?
Reading through this post, it’s really interesting how something as simple as a nostalgic candy like White Rabbit can turn into a full creative experiment for a small business. It’s cool how the idea starts from a childhood memory and then gets pushed into something experimental and slightly chaotic in the best way—like trying to reinvent a fortune cookie with a completely different flavour profile. It kind of shows how creativity often comes from unexpected combinations rather than structured planning. Honestly, it also makes me think about how students and creators sometimes get stuck trying to do everything perfectly, when in reality experimentation is where the real learning happens. Even in academic life, getting help like Assignment Help Online for…
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