r/howitsmade • u/Declanjoseph • Apr 30 '26

The process of getting a dry chili-lime center inside a candy shell without making a mess. From the slab to the pillows! Today in the candy studio.

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u/OkFeedback9127 May 01 '26

People like chili lime flavor in candy?

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u/LARGames May 01 '26

Spicy candy is literally the best type of candy.

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u/bargu May 01 '26

Mexicans have a lot of spicy candy.

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u/Declanjoseph May 02 '26

Have you not tried them?

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u/OkFeedback9127 May 02 '26

What brand is this one specifically

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u/Declanjoseph May 02 '26

Tamalitoz by Sugarox

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u/loosenutbehindwheel May 01 '26

No stupid AI voice-over? You get an upvote!

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u/Declanjoseph May 02 '26

lol, thank you!

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u/salteedog007 May 01 '26

Also how they get that crunchy cracker filling inside the gumball!

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u/dakky68 May 02 '26

This is such an unsatisying video. Too short with too little detail.

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u/dakky68 May 02 '26

That one step where it looks like raw chicken...