Fill fifteen blenders with an assortment of liquids and solids, leave the lids off, and turn them on high speed. This will give you the general idea of going to a candy factory with 50 kindergarten students. We got to see 6,000 pounds of taffy being made, 70,000 jellybeans coated, and my personal favorite: the chocolate enrobing room. 6 inch pipes pouring chocolate over everything that comes in its path. They wouldn't let me go on the conveyer belt. I asked.
Of course, they won't let you go in the factory until they've humilited you with ridiculous hats. Whatev - I still look goooood.
Of course, they won't let you go in the factory until they've humilited you with ridiculous hats. Whatev - I still look goooood.
We are pushing Nash into becoming the greatest chocolate enrobing prodigy of all time.
These are the blenders after they have been filled with candy. The spinning didn't stop until 7 pm, when they completely crashed in a chocolate enrobed coma.
2 comments:
Oompah loompah loompidy doo, I have a little riddle for you. Oompah loompah loompidy dee, so take some time to listen to me. What do you get from spinning with glee, covered in spoils from a chocolate factory? A strong addiction and cravings for more, swiping it from the fab-ric-store. I would blame their teachers.
looks like fun! I took my kids there over the summer and they loved it, begging to go back again! Love checking your blog and seeing everyone. Take care!
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