Terry, I always knew that you were a nice lady but now that you said that since the candy was free you are going to donate it to a homelessness service organization, you have been elevated to an angel! Thank you! From Rising Tides Outreach. We serve the homeless of Atlantic City.
I love how they were so willing to show you everything. The Candy turned out absolutely amazing. Their English was fantastic. I know it’s been years but I still miss Max so much, he was such a joy and was so talented.
Thank you to the people at Rocks n Rolls, you were so nice and I always wondered how that type of candy was made. There is a lot of work that goes into it.
Nice! This is so cool to see other candy businesses and to see image candy being made. It seems like image candy makers can work with the candy for soooo long without it getting too cold
How cool that you visited Rocks and Rolls! I love how they explained all the steps of forming the letters and shapes, and what the different candy tables are for. They did a fantastic job on your logo! The colors are great. Thank you for this wonderful video!
5:09 that level of blackness is so beautiful. I'd make blackcurrant gems out of it but I can't imagine how hard it would be to make a candy gemstones efficiently.
Cast the molten candy in silicone molds, maybe? You'll end up with a big flat side, but I'd imagine that's how Ring Pops are made. Edit: Better idea, use the rotary thing they use to make candy hearts, but with a die set that's gem shaped.
This technique reminds me of how the Venetian glass blowers on the island of Murano create their glass art pieces, especially the millefiori jewellery. It's amazing to watch these candy artists!
So cool! You guys were my first candy channel, but since then I've found these guys too! Love their videos! You should head down to Australia one day to visit Sticky Lollies
@HerculesCandy It was like watching a UFC fight..... Just when I thought they were done with a piece they'd add more, roll it, put the candy in arm bar, punch it the face.... Just arms and legs everywhere. I tried following along for about 30 seconds 😂
One easier way to practice is with colored polymer clay. You can learn to make letters and all kinds of designs with the same techniques that they're using but the clay isn't hot and it is more forgiving. I've been making clay "canes" as they're called for years and was so surprised to see the same techniques used in this candy-making.
So cool you got to go visit these candy makers! There’s just not enough time, space or employees to do this at Hercules. Thank you for sharing your process with us all 😊
You had me fooled! I really thought you all finally gave it a go and decided to make your own designer candies 😂 … I was so excited and pleasantly surprised to see Rocks n Rolls Candy making it for you! I didn’t even know they are based in Netherlands - Great trip Craig 🍭🍭🍬🍬 🧚🏾♀️🙌🏽💖🕯️💫
Thank you for filming this whole process, it's fascinating to watch! I looked up this shop and it's right on the Belgian border, I thought I could hear some Flemish in the video. I'm from Flanders, that's why I recognise it. I hope to visit them some day! And Hercules too of course, although that's bit father away 😁
That is so cool! Off topic, but still candy... have you made another batch of Terry’s Terrific Tart Treats and added in the green apple yet? I need another box, but really want to wait for that! 😍
That took a lot of thinking to make that candy, but so fascinating. Would be pretty cool if you all could do it too. However more space & equipment might put a damper on that thought. I love their store location with the big windows/wall where people can watch from the outside. Love how people can "peek" into your work space form inside the store. Thank you for taking us along to see how do they do that. I find your candy making very fascinating and enjoy watching & laughing.
lmao i was so suprised that they were speaking Dutch i didn’t understand it at first until i saw a comment with someone saying it was Dutch and than i understood it immediately🤣 (i am Dutch too)
It's quite like making clay canes with Sculpey/Fimo, and making soap images with soap clay. White food colour is just titanium dioxide, usually. Probably the one that was banned. I use it in soap, there is water soluble and water soluble.
There's so many videos online for cane making with polymer clay...this would be a great way to practice creating shapes, letters, designs that could be used for candy once your speed is built up...love your channel
a great way to practice this technique is with playdoh ...they look like they are playing with playdoh ....but its hot lava sugar LOL ...either way if u want to just have fun and or practice doing this i suggest playdoh ... then try to attempt making ur own candy after lots of practice ...
I couldn't imagine the trial and error that would have taken place to perfect this process. These makers are pretty chill too but not Steve and Julia chill.HAHA Awesome video , thanks for making!
Black currant is one of my favorite flavours. It's a shame that the plant acts as a host for the white pine blister rust that threatened the timber industry. In 1911, the federal government banned the cultivation, sale, and transport of blackcurrants to protect the white pine otherwise it wouyld be more popular in the U.S.
@@HerculesCandy thank you for responding. i did make it to the end and heard that AFTER i commented. that was great and you donating all proceeds of sales is very respectable . i love watching your videos.
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Terry, I always knew that you were a nice lady but now that you said that since the candy was free you are going to donate it to a homelessness service organization, you have been elevated to an angel! Thank you! From Rising Tides Outreach. We serve the homeless of Atlantic City.
Gotta' pay it forward!
@@HerculesCandy Always!
I love how they were so willing to show you everything. The Candy turned out absolutely amazing. Their English was fantastic.
I know it’s been years but I still miss Max so much, he was such a joy and was so talented.
The Dutch are amazing at English. They learn it from a young age up
English basically is a first language here in the Netherlands and Belgium
They were very gracious hosts!
They’re sharing their trade, which is amazing.
These guys speak better English than a lot of Americans. Great work guys
You're not wrong 😂
That's the Dutch for you! We all are taught English in school for hardly anyone speaks Dutch outside the Netherlands.
Watching Rocks n Rolls brought me to Hercules candy and now you are learning from each other 😊
OMG Same here!!! Love the collab❤️
The candy world is so small!
Thank you to the people at Rocks n Rolls, you were so nice and I always wondered how that type of candy was made. There is a lot of work that goes into it.
They've certainly mastered this form of candy making!
Nice! This is so cool to see other candy businesses and to see image candy being made. It seems like image candy makers can work with the candy for soooo long without it getting too cold
Yeah I think a lot of them have heated tables to work with
I love this collab! Also them playing a Hercules video in the background, thats such an awesome touch ❤🍬 so sweet you could get cavities 😉
They were awesome, and I hope we can host them one day too!
It was remarkable how talented these people are!! Thanks for filming this video ❤
How cool that you visited Rocks and Rolls! I love how they explained all the steps of forming the letters and shapes, and what the different candy tables are for. They did a fantastic job on your logo! The colors are great. Thank you for this wonderful video!
Yeah they did a great job with the candy as well as explaining it!
5:09 that level of blackness is so beautiful. I'd make blackcurrant gems out of it but I can't imagine how hard it would be to make a candy gemstones efficiently.
They really did a great job!
Cast the molten candy in silicone molds, maybe? You'll end up with a big flat side, but I'd imagine that's how Ring Pops are made.
Edit: Better idea, use the rotary thing they use to make candy hearts, but with a die set that's gem shaped.
Watching from Canada. So cool to watch how one gets the little tiny words into the candy lol that was awesome.❤❤
Yeah I thought so too!
What talent, very cool to see that team work together so perfectly.
This technique reminds me of how the Venetian glass blowers on the island of Murano create their glass art pieces, especially the millefiori jewellery. It's amazing to watch these candy artists!
So cool! You guys were my first candy channel, but since then I've found these guys too! Love their videos! You should head down to Australia one day to visit Sticky Lollies
One day! This one was a little closer though haha
After watching the video I still don't know quite how it turned out so good!..... it's witchcraft 😂
They make it look so simple...But you know it's not 😂
@HerculesCandy It was like watching a UFC fight..... Just when I thought they were done with a piece they'd add more, roll it, put the candy in arm bar, punch it the face.... Just arms and legs everywhere. I tried following along for about 30 seconds 😂
This is beautiful! Rocks and Rolls are so talented. I hope we can buy some from you guys.
Hopefully soon!
Wow, now I understand how to do the letters! Thanks for sharing!
They're great teachers!
One easier way to practice is with colored polymer clay. You can learn to make letters and all kinds of designs with the same techniques that they're using but the clay isn't hot and it is more forgiving. I've been making clay "canes" as they're called for years and was so surprised to see the same techniques used in this candy-making.
Mom, I love your choice of charities to support
Thanks!
So cool you got to go visit these candy makers! There’s just not enough time, space or employees to do this at Hercules. Thank you for sharing your process with us all 😊
Beautiful video. Really enjoyed their process and detail. Thanks for taking us on a field trip
Is there a plan for one of them to come to Syracuse and make something at Hercules? I love that y’all are promoting each other’s businesses!
They were talking about that actually, so maybe some time in the future? 😉
Love!!! I've only followed two candy makers! This is super cool!!! Rock & Rolls are so talented!!!
What a small candy world!
You had me fooled! I really thought you all finally gave it a go and decided to make your own designer candies 😂 … I was so excited and pleasantly surprised to see Rocks n Rolls Candy making it for you! I didn’t even know they are based in Netherlands - Great trip Craig 🍭🍭🍬🍬 🧚🏾♀️🙌🏽💖🕯️💫
So fascinating!
Congratulations on the collaboration! Black currant reminds me of licorice, somewhat.
Thank you for filming this whole process, it's fascinating to watch! I looked up this shop and it's right on the Belgian border, I thought I could hear some Flemish in the video. I'm from Flanders, that's why I recognise it. I hope to visit them some day! And Hercules too of course, although that's bit father away 😁
Awesome -sauce!!! So cool! I bet they are wonderful.
The precision of those letters is top notch. I’ve had candies like this most of it had funky alignment
They're professionals!
Thanks Craig! Great learning video!
That is so cool!
Off topic, but still candy... have you made another batch of Terry’s Terrific Tart Treats and added in the green apple yet? I need another box, but really want to wait for that! 😍
I'm sure we'll make some more soon - be sure to sign up on the product page to be notified when it's back in stock by clicking "email when available"
That took a lot of thinking to make that candy, but so fascinating. Would be pretty cool if you all could do it too. However more space & equipment might put a damper on that thought. I love their store location with the big windows/wall where people can watch from the outside. Love how people can "peek" into your work space form inside the store. Thank you for taking us along to see how do they do that. I find your candy making very fascinating and enjoy watching & laughing.
I can't even make no-fail fudge. This is craaaazzzy! ❤
Very interesting
11:42 His English is really good tbh.
They are pretty talented. Definitely perfected their craft 💯
Now you guys have to recreate this!
@31:50 I totally missed this shop is in The Netherlands (where I am from too)! I enjoyed this video. The candy is looking awesome! 😍
You should go check them out, they're in Sluis!
This was a great video!! It's pretty amazing to watch them assemble the letters and candy.
Awesome job by Rock and Rolls. Too bad we aren’t able to purchase from them. I would love to try their candy and have them design something for me.
lmao i was so suprised that they were speaking Dutch i didn’t understand it at first until i saw a comment with someone saying it was Dutch and than i understood it immediately🤣 (i am Dutch too)
That's actually really funny 😂
It's quite like making clay canes with Sculpey/Fimo, and making soap images with soap clay. White food colour is just titanium dioxide, usually. Probably the one that was banned. I use it in soap, there is water soluble and water soluble.
Amazing process, I really enjoyed this video. It would be great if Rock and Rolls makers could come to visit you guys at Hercules.
We hope so one day too! 🙏
There's so many videos online for cane making with polymer clay...this would be a great way to practice creating shapes, letters, designs that could be used for candy once your speed is built up...love your channel
Thanks so much!
What a fun video. Hope the trip was as well❤.
Thanks, it was!
Great gloves
I know! Julia really wanted to know which gloves they use too haha
What a great video. Super talent...super kind group of candy makers at Rocks and Rolls. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely watching candy people learning from each other. Friendly, helpful people just like all of you at Hercules Candy. 😊❤
5:08 that is some shiny candy!!
Very different technique from you guys. Very interesting
a great way to practice this technique is with playdoh ...they look like they are playing with playdoh ....but its hot lava sugar LOL ...either way if u want to just have fun and or practice doing this i suggest playdoh ... then try to attempt making ur own candy after lots of practice ...
Such precise work, makihg the letters. ❤
I'm way too excited about this 😂
What an interesting video! And Rock & Rolls were so open and kind to share their process!!!
which city at The Netherlands? i live at The Netherlands! i can't wait for visting!
Sluis!
Wow! the collab everybody hoped for! Hope you had a nice stay in my little country!
Fascinating process.
Great video!
Amazing workmanship
This was wonderful! I’m shocked at how much time they had to shape the candy due to the different tables. Another level of art in candy:)
Very nice❤
I’ve always love hard candy with designs in the center.
I’ve done this with clay, but never letters, which was very informative
You need to get Steve some of these gloves, Craig! 😂
4:24 That tiny little dot of black made me think that it will ruin the whiteness of this part
It's an art!
Business/ vacation! Lol. Also very cool!😊😊😊😊❤
That candy roller coffin is ADORABLE.
donating the proceeds to MY FATHERS KITCHEN there in new york is a wonderful idea !!!
27:20 that is called kerning 🤣
It is what makes fonts so Hard!
Looks like we got a font nerd over here! 😂
@@HerculesCandy no, just someone who cant forget useless stuff 🤣
I couldn't imagine the trial and error that would have taken place to perfect this process. These makers are pretty chill too but not Steve and Julia chill.HAHA
Awesome video , thanks for making!
Yeah I'm sure it took a while to perfect!
I’ve always liked cut rock at Christmas. Fascinating to see how it’s made in my ancestral homeland. Thanks.
You should try and make a Dutch hard candy. They have great hard candy sticks that are cinnamon or cherry flavors.
Sure is a fancy candy work space they have there
Oooooooo Branded candies. Ohhhhyh Boyyyy
The whole time I was thinking: it would be crazy to order them from you just to get it shipped back to Europe. Now I know what to do 😂
This was a awesome and amazing video to watch. Thank You to Both Sides
So cool amazing thank you
Brilliant!
Amazing
Yay🎉🎉🎉🎉 A new video 🥰🥰
wow, you just jetted off to the netherlands? did i miss something? did this trip get mentioned in a previous video?
Surprise! Haha
SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON 👍
Hercules need to move over to machine pulling, ditch the hook for smaller batches
Agreed
Fascinating!!
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I am always amazed 🤩how they get the letters all the same size from the smaller pieces 🤷♀️ 😮
So amazing how they do that
practice with polymer clay, they do exactly this. cheaper than learning on candy.
Great video
Finally a video like your old ones! Much more interesting than your current ones!
So cool!
So wonderful!! ❤❤ Love this unusual content. Hope Mom and Dad liked it.
Black currant is one of my favorite flavours. It's a shame that the plant acts as a host for the white pine blister rust that threatened the timber industry. In 1911, the federal government banned the cultivation, sale, and transport of blackcurrants to protect the white pine otherwise it wouyld be more popular in the U.S.
black current is the best candy flavour
I can't help myself. To Julia. JULES RULES!
Netherlands! 🤘🤘
Did you bring them some of Hercules Candies, Craig?
this was extremely time consuming !! what did they charge you to make this for your company name ? and how much candy did you get for the price ?
They actually made it for free!
@@HerculesCandy thank you for responding. i did make it to the end and heard that AFTER i commented. that was great and you donating all proceeds of sales is very respectable . i love watching your videos.
FACINATING
Brighton Rock but make it NY!
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