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Hot Fudge Brownie Sundae

Hot Fudge Brownie Candle
    Supplies Needed:
  1. Paraffin Wax
  2. Candle Gel
  3. 51 series zinc-core wick
  4. Gel Candle Warning Labels
  5. Brownie Mold
  6. Ice Cream Scoop Mold
  7. Vanilla Fragrance & Hot Fudge Brownie Fragrance
  8. Brown Colorant
  9. Candle safe plate to build candle on.
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    Directions:
  1. Melt gel and add the Hot Fudge Brownie fragrance and color for "Chocolate Syrup".

  2. Melt the paraffin wax and add lots of brown to create the brownie and add the Hot Fudge Brownie Fragrance.

  3. Melt the paraffin wax and add a tiny amount of brown to create vanilla ice cream and add Vanilla Fragrance.

  4. Pour chocolate scented paraffin wax in brownie mold. You will need 2 brownies for each candle. Once wax is cool, pop out the brownies and drill a 1/8" hole in the middle of the brownie for the wick.

  5. Pour vanilla scented paraffin wax in ice cream scoop mold. You will need 1 ice cream scoop for each candle. Once wax is cool, pop out the ice cream and drill a 1/8" hole in the middle of the ice cream for the wick.

  6. Thread the wick onto one of the brownies and place it on the candle-safe plate.

  7. Take some of the vanilla paraffin wax and whip it with a fork until it is the consistency of mashed potatoes. Dollop the wax onto the brownie that is threaded on the wick to create the ice cream filing between the brownies.

  8. Thread the second brownie onto the wick and slide down on top of the whipped vanilla wax.

  9. Thread the ice cream scoop onto the wick and slide down on top of the 2nd brownie.

  10. Finally, drizzle the "Chocolate Syrup" gel wax over the brownie just as you would the real thing.

  11. That's it! Enjoy!

Hints:

You can add a cherry embed threaded on the wick for an accent.

Instructions Courtesy of Scottcrew Enterprises LLC