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Glow-in-the-dark Jawbreakers

A new candy fad...
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I bet that kids would love it. A big hit for sleepovers, campouts, and for halloween candy.

Now we just need to make that glow-stuff non-toxic and tasty... It's made out of two reacting chemicals, right? Just encapsulate the two chemicals in little micro-beads of sugary stuff, bind them together into a jawbreaker, and voila!

Ooh: Glow-in-the-dark Pop Rocks! Hee hee!

Memeatron, Feb 26 2002

"...where you can't see it..." OH CONTRAIRE! Glow in the dark is prominently featured in another idea designed to aid vision in darkened locations Glow_20in_20the_20D...20Breast_20Implants
No Really! This could work! [Grogster, Nov 30 2014]


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       Just suck on a glow in the dark ponytail fastener.
pottedstu, Feb 27 2002
  

       So they glow when they're in your mouth because it's dark in there? And as soon as you open your mouth, it's not dark so they stop glowing? See where I'm going here?
angel, Feb 27 2002
  

       I've tried chewing on wintergreen Life Savers in a dark closet. It's fun!
miles, Feb 27 2002
  

       Yes, an interesting idea, but what good is glow-in-the-dark where you can't see it?
phoenix, Feb 27 2002
  

       My point. But if you can't see them, are they really glowing? Perhaps they could be renamed "Schroedinger's Glow-in-the-dark Jawbreakers".
angel, Feb 27 2002
  

       at least he/she got "voila!" right.
mihali, Feb 27 2002
  

       Not a bad idea. I can picture kids sitting around in the dark, watching each other chomping on these things (think sleep-overs and back-yard "camping"). But I think the kids would prefer glow-in-the-dark bubble gum. That way, they could see their own bubbles glow.
quarterbaker, Feb 27 2002
  

       "What good is glow-in-the-dark where you can't see it?"   

       Ever stick your tongue out after eating a lollipop or popsicle, just because it's blue? You can't see them if you eat like a civilized person, but these are for kids to take out of their mouths and stick their tongues out and such.   

       Play with your food!
Memeatron, Mar 04 2002
  

       Why not? +
DesertFox, May 12 2004
  

       The port-a-potties at the kids summer camp will also glow in the dark.
popbottle, Nov 25 2014
  

       Well, if you could use something radioactive, say tritium in the manufacture of the candy, as well as a phosphor of some sort, you should be able too get a nice glow going.
Custardguts, Nov 25 2014
  

       <link> and [+]
Grogster, Nov 30 2014
  

       How about using the refrigerator light to recharge them? You know, the light that goes out when the door is closed!
RickRantilla, Dec 01 2014
  


 

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