Candy Jewel Factory Oven
September 24, 2009 by Christmas Gifts
Filed under Best Girl Toys
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Product Description
| Your child will love bedazzling themselves in edible jewels, or making unique "sweet" treats for their friends with the Candy Jewel Factory Oven. Designed for children ages eight and up, the oven will have children cooking up some tasty creativity -- whoever said you couldn't wear your jewelry and eat it too?
Make it, Wear it, Eat it The Candy Jewel Factory Oven includes packets of colored candy sprinkles, pellets, and string, along with a plastic locket and ring cover. The options for kinds of jewelry your child can make are numerous -- whether it's a necklace, bracelet, ring, or even a headband! To make the jewelry, simply add your favorite candy sprinkle/pellet combination into the mold of your choice, and use the oven tool to insert the mold into the oven. Once your hard candy is formed, the oven will finish baking and go into its cooling process before allowing the oven door to open. The entire process takes up to 45 minutes at the most. Please note: The oven only uses a 40-Watt 120V Small Base Candelabra Blunt Tip Light Bulb, which is not included. Smart Safety Features and Cool Jewelry Your child will enjoy making their own edible hard candy jewelry. The oven allows your child to show off their creativity, wear their cool and "sweet" designs for the world to see, and then eat them as a special snack. And with all the included candy packets along with the ring and locket accessories, the options for imaginative play are endless. What's in the Box
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Product Details
- Make Your Own Hard Candy Jewelry
- Eat it or Wear It
- Make Sweet Gifts for your friends
- Make Rings, Lockets and Charms
- Includes Oven, molds, hard candy pellets, sprinkle packets. Plastic ring bases and covers, and a plastic locket
Customer Reviews
 Perfect for Halloween |
| Review Date: October 30, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Taylor M. Spoelstra, USA |
| I was making candy with my kids last night for my husband. This toy is perfect for Halloween and the holidays. |
| A fun activity |
| Review Date: November 15, 2009 |
| Reviewer: D. Strunsee, Waukesha, WI |
| We bought this for our daughter's 7th birthday and she loves it. Yes, unfortunately it doesn't come with a light bulb so make sure to purchase this ahead of time. The candy tastes great and it's a fun activity to do with your child. |
| Doesn't come with LIGHT BULB!!! Takes FOREVER!! |
| Review Date: October 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Kat's Treasures, Texas United States |
| My daughter wanted this sooooo bad for her birthday. Imagine the disappointment when we opened it and she wanted to play with it, but we didn't have a light bulb to melt the candy into the molds.
We searched all our light fixtures in the house to "borrow" one; however this one uses a special small based blunt tip 40W chandelier bulb. Once we found this specialty bulb at a large retail hardware store, she filled her little mold tray. It took about 1 1/2 hours to make 4 tiny pieces of candy and about 4 minutes for her to string it through a licorice rope and eat it. The refill kits are expensive. You're better off getting a roll of Lifesavers and stringing them on licorice ropes or yarn because that's basically what this is! |
| Does not work! |
| Review Date: October 3, 2009 |
| Reviewer: S. Yuan, Boston, MA United States |
| The packaging does not indicate that it does not come with a 40W bulb, so I had to run out to get the bulb while my kid was ready to 'cook' her candy. Then realized bulb was not strong enough to melt candy into mold, we tried to cook it multiple times and it did not work. The candy came in un-resealable baggies which was very difficult to contain so be aware that it will get everywhere. My kid was so frustrated with it not working and gave up on it. It was complete waste of time. |
| Don't waste your money |
| Review Date: November 9, 2009 |
| Reviewer: M. Argeris, |
| This product does not work as described. The oven does not come with the light bulb required and said light bulb is hard to find. The oven does not heat well, nor evenly. Some of the smaller candy finally melted after about an hour, but the other candy did not. It's hard to get the melted candy out while trying to leave the unmelted candy undisturbed. It was such a disappointment! |
