wonka party guide

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The Ultimate Wonka PartyAll you need to know to throw a memorable party

Table of contents:

1. Decorations/Invitations...pg 2

2. Games...pg 9

3. Activities...pg 14

4. Cake/Food/Drinks...pg 16

5. Printables...pg 19


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How to make Lollipops:Purchase a large piece of foam from the

hardware store (or put 2 paper platesback to back). Cut out circles with a sharpknife or exacto. I made mine about 10 indiameter with a 2 depth. Carve or drill ahole on the bottom underside of the circle(2 side) and glue an empty wrappingpaper roll or dowel into the circle creating a lollipop stick. Wrap incolored basket wrap (found at dollar stores) and secure with curlingribbon.

How to make a WonkaBar:Purchase a large piece of foamfrom the hardware store (approx.2' x 6' with a 1-2 depth). Breakoff pieces on one side to look likesomeone has taken a bite of thechocolate. Paint this edge brown.

Wrap both ends in foil or silverwrapping paper, leaving it peeledopen a bit on one side to exposethe bite. If you prefer to skip thispart, simply wrap both ends in foil. Attach fuschia or red wrappingpaper or paint to the 2 edges and about 2 around the bar to makethe chocolate bar border. Attach 2 pieces of black bristol board (orwrapping paper) side by side on each side of the bar with straightpins to cover the entire bar, minus the red border you see pictured.(tape or glue won't hold) Cut out and attach Wonka Bar letters with

glue or pins. (letters on page 19) If desired, cut out and attach thewording on the back of the bar: Print white letters with a black border.'5 LUCKY WINNERS WILL FIND A GOLDEN TICKET INSIDEGOOD LUCK!NEW WT 3 OZPRODUCED BY THE WILLY WONKA CHOCOLATE FACTORY INC'


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How to Make Nerds:Wrap an empty cereal box with 2 different

colors of wrapping paper, bristol board, orconstruction paper on each side. Tape.Glue on Nerds logo and Nerd pics. (logo andpics on page 22)

How to make Bubble Gum:Wrap an oatmeal sized box or shoe box with

pink wrapping paper, bristol board orconstruction paper. Glue bubble gum logoon.(logo on page 23)

How to make Double Bubble Gumballs:Purchase a bag of medium sized styrofoam balls from your localdollar store.The bag usuallycomes in a long, thin

bag. If not, you canuse clear basket wrap for the wrapper. Paint each styrofoam ball adifferent color. Place them into the bag and seal the ends with tape orglue. I cut the ends of mine jagged to look like a crimped edge. Glueon logos. (logos on page 24) Alternative to styrofoam balls-coloredplastic ball pit balls.

Invitations:The best idea for a Wonka invitation would be to wrap a chocolate

bar in colored paper, print or write Wonka Bar on it and print theinformation onto a gold piece of paper to slip inside the bar. Don'twant to make your own? You can purchase the customized wrappersand golden tickets @www.custompartyplace.com
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How to make a Kit Kat Bar:Purchase a piece of packaging

foam that is thick and chunky(about 15x10x6) from thehardware store or use a piece froma purchase you may have madecontaining packaging foam. Wrapthe bottom half with foil and wrap inred paper. Peel back a bit toresemble an opened bar. Pick out achunk off of the opposite end tolook like a bite. Carve out ridges to

look like wafers sticks and paintthis end brown. Paint Kit Kat across it in black paint. Paint the bite inbeige and light brown stripes to look like a wafer. Glue on logo. (logoon page 24)

How to Make an Aero Bar:Purchase or use a piece ofpackaging foam that is thick andchunky. Wrap one end in foil and

wrap in white wrapping paper orbristol board. Peel the foil down abit to make it look unwrapped.Carve out squares to look like Aero

squares on opposite end. Paint this end brown. Glue onlogo and brown circles to resemble bubbles. (logo on page25)

How to Make Peppermint Sticks:Wrap a foam pool noodle (dollar store) in red and whitestreamers on an angle and secure with tape at both ends. Ifdesired, poke floral twigs (dollar store) into them randomlyto resemble the crazy candy cane trees in the movie. Tip-If pool noodles aren't in season, you can make mini onesout of wrapping paper tubes or purchase plastic tubing


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from the hardware store.

How to make Wrapped Candies:Wrap a basketball,soccer ball, balloon, orfoam circles with coloredbasket wrap and secure withcurling ribbon. Tip: If you cansee the ball through thewrap, cover it first with craft orwrapping paper or use the foil

basket wrap that isn'ttranslucent.

How to Make Candy sticks:Wrap empty wrapping paper tubes with multicoloredstreamers on an angle and secure at both ends withtape. Insert a dowel, skewer, chopstick or rolled upthick craft paper into the bottom to resemble acandy stick.

How to Make Candy Disks:Cut out pieces of cardboardfrom leftover boxes into circles.Paint swirls and lollipop designsonto them and hang or tape to alight fixture.


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Candy Shoppe:This is a great idea if

you have the room to setup a candy shop. Youcan use a pantry,closet, tent,playhouse or small areaof your home, or evena baker's rack will do.Place a signabove or on the doorsaying Candy

Shoppe and stack theshelves or bins with assorted candy, candy apples, gum, chocolate,etc. Label each one with a price sticker or put up price signs. WonkaBucks (play money-see page 25) can be used. Give each child someplay money or have them earn it through winning games and allowthem to purchase the goodies in the shop.

Decor: Hang garland with lollipops or candies attached. Hang purple, gold and black streamers. Attach candy dots to the tablecloth with icing. Turn colored plastic plates inside out and glue or tape to eachother back to back to form an M & M candy. Write M & M's onto them. Make flowers out of colored craft foam or tissue paper andhang around the house. Flowers are also good to attach to skewers and place them intoa small pot of jelly beans for table decor. Decorate the plates with giant Hershey's Kisses (in stores

during Valentine's Day or Easter). Punch balloons are great to have lying around for kids to playwith. They look like giant gumballs. Make several wrapped lollipops, candies, and chocolate barsand place around the house. (instructions shown above) Wrap pool noodles with red and white streamers to resemblecandy canes and place around the house. (instructions shown above)


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Fill kiddie pool with cotton candy or popcorn. Purchase pinwheels from the dollar store to place in yourgarden or along the walkway as colorful candy spinners. Use a kiddie pool as a chocolate river by filling it with chocolatemilk or colored water. (green and red food coloring) Cocoa added tothe water will work as well. Get creative and add a small fountain thothe water to have it moving and scent the room with chocolate. If indoors, you may want to use a brown blanket to resemblethe chocolate in the pool. This is great for the fishing game. Use top hats as snack bowls (found at party stores). Hang streamers across the driveway like a grand openingribbon.

Hang candy canes or candy sticks around the house. If you have a bubble machine, this is fun to have going either inthe yard or outside the front door to set the mood for the guests. Purchase a pinata in either a flower shape for your candygarden theme or buy a round paper mache ball and paint it toresemble a gumball or gobstopper. These are always a hit. Fill baskets, vases or cups with candy and create a centerpieceusing candy sticks, giant lollipops and Wonka candy. These can bewon as a prize. Cut out the word Wonka in purple and black in large letters and

hang from the ceiling (letters on page 19). Make a jellybean wreath out of construction paper and attach

jellybeans with icing or glue and hang. Hang a Wonka contract for the kids to sign. Print or write theWonka contract (available atwww.custompartyplace.com) or simply 'I promiseto be a kid, act like a kid and eat all the candy my little heart desiresand have everyone sign it as they arrive. You can tape it to a doorand tape an erasable marker-writing board underneath the contract tohold the marker in place.

Purchase peppermint balloons (found in party stores or ebay)and hang. Print out character pictures and attach them to the chairs oraround the room. Print out Wonka coloring placemats and put some crayons onthe table. This is a good ice breaker and something for the kids to dowhile waiting for the guests to arrive.
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Set up a red carpet or make one out of a blanket or redconstruction paper as a grand front door entrance. If you have a gumball machine, this would be great to have up

for fun or as a decoration. Purchase some plastic purple loot bags or clear ones at theDollar Store. Print out a Wonka topper that says, I survived (name ofchild) Birthday Party Attach chocolate coins to your trees or the twig branches ifusing them for the candy cane sticks. Hook your video camera up to the TV so when the kids walk bythe , they can see themselves on the TV.WONKAVISION- They will love this!

Purchase a green wig, orange face paint (optional), crazysunglasses, an orange t-shirt with white masking tape criss-crossedin the front to resemble an Oompa Loompa, black pants, a top hatand cane, black or purple jacket, etc. to set up a photo prop station. Play Wonka or candy themed music in the background. Goodcandy songs: Lollipop, Sugar, Sugar, My Boy Lollipop, or magicalsongs are also good, such as a lot of the Disney songs. Set up a play tent or playhouse and decorate it as the OompaLoompa's house. Insert candies into clear balloons.

Print out labels for bubbles, candy bars, candies prizes etc. Line the bottom of the walls with craft/packing paper rolls orwrapping paper and paint or draw candies onto them to decorate theroom. If you only have a few children attending, name tags of themovie characters would be great for each child to be. Giant popcorn bowls. Purchase giant plastic bowls from theparty store and hang one handle onto the door knob so it's tipped andthe other bowl underneath it so when it's filled with popcorn, it looks

like it's overflowing. Hang character prints around the room.


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Lollipop Cone:Purchase a large styrofoam cone shape from the craft store or dollar

store and poke several lollipops into the cone to look like a lollipoptree. Great centerpiece idea.

Sign Ideas (hang around the house):Oompa Looma's OnlyWonkaWash (for the washroom)Top SecretFeed Your Sweet Tooth This Way (for Candy Shop)Sweet Shoppe Open for Business

games-Fish for Augustus Gloop:Purchase small rubber ducks, etc. or anything that floats. Usuallyfound in the baby section of the dollar store.Purchase wedding rings (dollar store). If you are unable to find them,you can use paper clips.Glue the rings/clips onto the top of the ducks.Purchase a play fishing rod or attach a piece of rope to a pole (I usedmy Swiffer pole because it had a loop on the end). Then tie on a wall

hook to hook the rings on the ducks.Note: This can also be substituted by attaching a magnet to the poleand metal to the ducks.Glue small pictures of Augustus Gloop onto the bottom of the duck(Augustus pictures on page 25).Set up a small kids poll with a brown blanket to resemble a chocolatepond OR use cocoa and water if you prefer real water. If this methodis chosen, you must print the Augustus pictures with a laser printer orlaminate them or the ink will run when wet.When each child has fished their duck out of the pond, you tell themwho won by the Augustus picture you chose to be the winner.

Release Augustus from the Tube:Fill a cup of chocolate milk for each child.


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Add a floating baby (sold in the baby shower section of the dollarstore). If you cannot find them, you can substitute it with anything thatfloats. (ie. blueberries)

The first person to finish drinking their chocolate milk and sinksAugustus (the baby), wins.

Release Veruca Salt from the Blueberry:Purchase several purple balloons.Put folded pieces of paper into each purple balloon with one having apicture of Veruca Salt and blow them up, painting a simple sad facedesign on each balloon to look like Veruca..

At GO, everyone will start sitting on the balloons to pop them.

Whoever finds the balloon with Veruca Salt in it turns her back tonormal and wins the game.

Pass the Hat OR Veruca's Golden Egg Game:Similar to Hot Potato, except using a top hat (party store), like WillyWonka's. ORuse a golden egg (gold painted plastic Easter egg, hard boiled eggpainted gold or paper mache egg sprayed gold). Play this to the song'I Want it Now' (or song of your choice) from the Wonka movie andevery time the song says 'now', the child holding the egg is out. Thelast child remaining, wins a prize.

Golden Egg:Paint a hard-boiled egg gold.Wrap it in several layers.Pass it around to music. When the music stops, the person holdingthe egg unwraps a layer. Whoever ends up with the goldenunwrapped egg in the ends wins the game.

Everlasting Gobstopper Hunt:Hide gobstoppers (or gumballs if the child is young) around thehouse/yard. All the kids search for them and either keep the onesthey found or whoever gets the most, wins a prize.


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Wonka's 5 course Meal Game:Purchase little baggies in the dollar store.

Choose 5-10 flavors of Jelly Bellies for each bag. Make sure youwrite them all down. Each person has to eat them and write downwhat they think the flavors are. The first person to get them all or themost right wins the game. GREAT FOR ADULTS as well.

Candy Face:Cover several small candies on a paper plate with whipped cream.Give one plate to each person. On GO, the first person to uncover allof their candies from their plate without using their hands, wins the

game.

Wonka Trivia:Everyone likes a bit of trivia. You can use these 25 questions andanswers. You can print out each sheet for each guest and the firstone to answer all or most of the questions right wins a prize. GREATFOR ADULTS. Questions & Answers are listed on page 28.

Pin the Golden Ticket on Charlie:Print out the picture of Charlie Bucket. (see page 26) Mount it on apiece of bristol board so the kids don't mess up the walls. Print outthe mini tickets (tickets on back pages) and attach a piece of tape toeach one. Each child will get a turn taping their ticket on. The closestchild to Charlie's hand wins a prize.

Gobstopper Throw:This game is simply just setting up a large bucket or bowl and

purchasing colored balls to represent gobstoppers OR simply useactual gobstoppers. Each child will take a turn trying to throw theball/gobstopper into the bucket. The child with the most wins gets aprize.


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Sink the Blueberry to release Violet:Fill a paper cup up with water or juice for each child. Top each one

with a blueberry and give a straw for each one. At the count of 3,each child must sip the drink through their straw until the liquid isgone. The first person to sink the blueberry to the bottom of the cupby drinking it the fastest wins a prize.

Balloon Pop:This is a simple and quick game of filling balloons with little pieces ofpaper stating different prizes or several ' try agains' and one winner.The person that pops the winning balloon claims the corresponding

prize.

Burping Contest:The person with the loudest, longest or most burps in a certain timeframe wins a prize. This is a great and hilarious game to be playedafter drinking the fizzy lifting soda drinks. Be sure to have your videocameras rolling!

Mike Teavee Shootout:Gather the kids into teams of 2. Apply whip cream to one teammembers face in each team. The partner without the whip cream facewill shoot the team members face with a water gun until no whipcream remains. The first team to clear all the whip cream from thepartners face, wins a prize. Another fun, hilarious game. GREAT FOR

ADULTS.

IF YOU HAVE SOMEONE WILLING TO DRESS UP AND BE WILLY WONKA,THEY WOULD MAKE A GREAT TOUR GUIDE FOR THE PARTY. THE KIDS

WOULD LOVE IT!

Laffy Taffy Pull:Purchase 1 Wonka's Laffy Taffy for every 2 children. Gather them upinto teams of 2. At the count of 3, the teams must tug on each end ofthe taffy until it rips. The team with the longest stretched out piece oftaffy wins a prize.


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Augustus Gloop Relay:Gather the kids into 2 teams. Each team must take turns putting on a

t-shirt, blowing up a balloon, crawling through a tunnel, touching thewall, crawling back through the tunnel, popping the balloon,removing t-shirt. The fist team to get all its members through thecourse wins a prize. GREAT FOR ADULTS.

Violet's Bubble Blowing Contest:Whoever makes the most bubbles or the largest wins. Good to playafter making bubble gum. Tip-use sour gum-great for pictures!

Guess How Many Gumballs:Fill a tall vase or jar up with several pieces of gum. Each child takes aguess. The one with the closet number wins a prize or the gumball

jar.

Candy Ring Toss Game:Purchase a large piece of foam or wood slab. Paint round syrofoamballs from the Dollar Store to look like gumballs in different colors.

Purchase a sturdy candy cane-found in dollar stores aroundChristmas time or a large candy stick. Stack the gumballs on top ofeach other to make a gumball tower. Insert a wire or skewer throughthem to keep them together-glue may not hold it. Glue the stack ontothe board and on the other end of the board, poke or glue the candycane or candy stick in the board or foam. Use plastic lids from babyformula, coffee, etc. and cut out the centers to make rings. The childwho gets the ring onto the gumball tower or candy cane once or mosttimes wins a prize. Another ring toss game could be done with 2 litresoda bottles and rings. You can add your own labels to the bottles as

Fizzy Lifting Drinks.

Violet's Blueberry Pop:Blow several purple or blue balloons up with a piece of paper insideeach one and stating a winner or picture of Violet in one. Tape theballoons onto the wall or a large piece of cardboard. Have each child


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pop a balloon of their choice and the one that finds the winning paperwins.

Outdoor Candy Ring Toss:If your party is outdoors, you can push small dowelled lollipops intothe ground in different distances for different points. Each child musttoss the ring over the lollipops to win. Rings can be purchased at theDollar Store as velcro ball and catch sets. Just remove the rings thathold them together.

CANDYLAND GAME:A quite activity would be to play the Candyland board game orreplicate it in life sized pieces.

Activities: ALL OF THESE ARE GREAT IF YOU HAVE A WONKAINVENTING ROOM SET UP IN YOUR HOME OR WOULD RATHER

ACTIVITIES INSTEAD OF GAMES.

Inventing Room Ideas:Set up a table with Sprite and Cola. Have some bowls of pop rocks,mentos, sour straws and jello cubes beside the drinks. Allow the kids

to invent their own fizzy lifting drinks by adding the fizzers to theliquid. Watch them light up in amazement as their drinks fizz and pop.The jello cubes are just for fun and look great in the Sprite.

Edible Bubble Gum:There are kits available in toy stores and teacher/learning stores forcreating your own bubble gum. This is a great inventing activity forthis type of party. Recipe to make your own: See page 27.

Candy Necklaces &Bracelets:Purchase skinny licorice strings and some hollowed out candy, suchas lifesavers, gummy rings, or you can use froot loops or cheerios.Let each child string their candy or cereal onto the licorice strings untilthey've created a necklace to take home. Note: If you can't find


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licorice strings, you can purchase elastic string at dollar stores in thesewing section.

Edible Clay:Recipe:1/3 cup margarine OR 1 c peanut butter1/3 cup light corn syrup* 1 c corn syrup1/2 teaspoon salt* *** 1 1/4 c powdered sugar1 tablespoon vanilla extract*** 1 1/4 c powdered milk2 pounds confectioners* sugarFood coloring****MIX ALL INGREDIENTS TOGETHER FOR ADOUGHY CONSISTENCY and let the kids make their creations.

Chocolat e Paintings:Give each child some paper or coloring pages and paintbrushes. Letthem dip their paintbrushes into the melted chocolate and paint theirpages. To melt chocolate, use 1/2 c of vegetable oil to every 4 cups ofchocolate chips to thin out the consistency and to prevent burning thechocolate while melting.

Decorate Cupcakes &Cookies:Give the children pre-made cookies or cupcakes and severaltoppings, icing and candies and let them decorate their treats.

ice Cream Shop:Set up a table with different ice cream flavors, toppings such as nuts,sprinkles, chocolate, caramel or strawberry sauce, etc. and let thekids create their own ice cream bowls.

Ice Cream Ball:Several stores now carry an ice cream ball maker. Add theingredients and let the kids toss, and roll the ball around until the icecream is firm enough to eat. Kind of like playing ball.


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Lickable Bowties:Cut out some paper bowties and attached sticky velcro to the backs

of each one. Melt Jolly Ranchers (45 sec per candy in the microwave)or any hard candy into liquid and allow the children to paint it on thebowties with a paintbrush. When they are dry and harden, velcrothem on the kids shirts. Also great to sell in the candy shop!

Edible Sand Art:Purchase small bottle from the dollar store or sealable baggies andgive the kids a bunch of pixie sticks in different colors. Let them layertheir bottles with the different colors of pixie stix to resemble sand art.

A creation they can take home with them to enjoy.

Food &Drinks:Fizzy Lifting Drink-Soda with mentos or pop rocks to fizz.Giant Popcorn bowls.Pool full of cotton candy.Sprite with cubes of jello.Never melting ice cream cones-the marshmallow stuffed cones youbuy in the party store.

Candy apples.Chocolate fountain with cut up fruit, marshmallows, cookies, etc. Ifyou don't have one, you can melt some chocolate in a fondue orsmall melting pot with a candle and allow the kids to dip their fruitinto.Chocolate dipped marshmallow skewers.Soft candy skewers.Bouquet of fruit skewers. Attach skewers into a foam piece insertedinto a bowl.

Cake Ideas:The easiest cake idea for this theme party would be an ediblescanned image of the movie onto the cake. This can be done at yoursupermarket that sells cakes. Another idea would be to simplydecorate the whole cake with candy. You can also have a tiered standwith cupcakes instead of cake with Wonka cupcake wrappers on


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each one or if you want to get really creative, you can decorate thecake with green icing to resemble grass, pour warm chocolatepudding down the middle or warm chocolate icing to form a river and

decorate the sides of the cake with lollipops. If you can find a smallboat, this would be great in the river (you can even make one out ofcolored paper) You can also use a gummy bear as the driver or printout a small picture of Willy Wonka and glue him in the boat . If youare really creative, you can mould a lot of characters, mushrooms,candy trees, etc. by using fondant or marzipan to form them. Candlesthat would look great would be the colored swirl ones sold at mostDollar Stores. You can place them to look like candy trees. Anotherneat cake idea would be to make a round cake, decorate it like a

lollipop with icing swirls and add a paper towel tube, wrapping papertube, or flat piece of cardboard to the bottom to look like a lollipop.

Some inspirational cake ideas for beginners and artists.......


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PRINTABLES (next page):Wonka Bar Letters...pg 2


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Nerds Logo...pg 3 Cut out logo

Cut out Nerds


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Bubble Gum...pg 3


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DUBBLEBUBB

LEKit Kat Logo...pg 4


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Aero Bar Logo...pg 4

Wonka Bucks...pg 6

Fish for Augustus Gloop...pg 9

NEXT PAGE IS CHARLIE FOR PIN THE TICKET GAME...PG 11


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MINI TICKETS FOR PINGAME...PG 11

BUBBLE GUM RECIPE...PG 14Materials Needed: 1 oz. package of bubble gum base, 1 tsp. of bubble gum flavor,

measuring cup, 2 small cookie cutters(3/4 in.), 1 tbsp. of corn syrup, 1 C of

confectioners sugar, microwave safe mixing bowl, wooden mixing spoon, measuringspoons, oven mitt, rolling pin(optional), wax paper. Instructions 1. First thing's first wash

your hands 2. If the corn syrup is not liquified, put the bottle in a pot of hot water to

liquify it. 3. Put 1 C of confectioners sugar in the microwave safe mixing bowl and makea crater in the center. 4. Empty the 1 oz. package of bubblegum base into the crater and

put the bowl in the microwave on medium to medium high for 15 seconds. Wearing an

oven mitt, carefully remove the container and press against the bubble gum with the

wooden spoon. If the bubble gum is soft and mushy, remove it. If not, microwave it likebefore until it's soft and easy to mash with a wooden spoon. 5. When the base is soft, add

1 tbsp. of liquified corn syrup and heat again on medium high for another 15 seconds

and remove from microwave. 6. With the wooden spoon, mix the bubble gum base, thecorn syrup and the sugar until they are about halfway mixed together, then add 1 tsp.

of bubble gum flavor and continue mixing until it is blended together. When the mixture

has cooled and it gets hard to stir, knead it with your hands. The consistency you shouldhave will be similar to cookie dough. Once you have a soft dough-like lump of pink

bubble gum, place it on a sheet of wax paper dusted with confectioners sugar. 7. Now you

are ready to shape the bubble gum. You can flatten it with your hands or with a rolling pin

and cut it with a cookie cutter in to the shape you desire. 8. After you have cut the bubblegum, let the bubble gum dry for one hour, then lightly dust each piece with confectioner's

sugar and store them in a air-tight container. If you want to you can wrap each piece of

bubble gum individually in wax paper instead of storing them in a container. If you do,

the gum should stay fresh for 2 weeks. 9. When you are cleaning the mixing bowl and thewooden spoon try to wipe off most of the mixture with a paper towel before washing.

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WONKA TRIVIA:

1.WHAT I S CHARLIE'S BOSS'S NAME?

2.MR. WONKA OPENS 2 COMBINATION LOCKS DURING THE TOUR. WHATARE THE COMBINATIONS?

3.WHAT IS CHARLIE'S TEACHER'S NAME?4.WHAT COULD TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GOOD EGG AND A

BAD EGG?5.WHO KNITTED THE TASSELS ON CHARLIE'S SCARF?

6.WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE CANDY STORE WHERE CHARLIE BOUGHTTHE WONKA BAR CONTAINING THE LAST GOLDEN TICKET?

7.WHAT SECTION OF THE CONTRACT DID CHARLIE VIOLATE?8.AUGUSTUS FELL INTO THE CHOC-O-RIVER AND GOT SUCKED INTO A

PIPE. TO WHICH ROOM DOES THAT PIPE LEAD?

9.WHAT DID CHARLIE BUY WITH I FIRST PAY?10.WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE MAN WHO POSED AS MR. SLUGWORTH?

11.HOW DID MR. WONKA MIX HIS CHOCOLATE?12.WHAT DOES AUGUSTUS' FATHER DO FOR A LIVING?

13.WHAT TOWN DOES MIKE TEAVEE LIVE IN?14.WHO DID VIOLET BEAT TO BREAK THE WORLD GUM CHEWING

RECORD?15.NAME CHARLIE'S 4 GRANDPARENTS.16.WHAT IS VERUCA'S FATHER'S NAME?

17.CHARLIE'S TEACHER MIXED NITRIC ACID, GLYCERINE, AND A SPECIALMIXTURE OF HIS OWN. WHAT WAS HE MAKING?

18.WHERE DID CHARLIE GET THE MONEY TO BUY THE WONKA BARCONTAINING THE LAST GOLDEN TICKET?

19.WHAT IS THE NAME OF MR. WONKA'S BOAT?20.WHAT 2 MACHINES ARE BOTH REFERRED TO AS 'THE GREATEST

INVENTION OF THE MACHINE AGE'?21.WHAT DID CHARLIE'S MOTHER DO FOR A LIVING?

22.ON WHAT DAY & TIME DOES THE FACTORY TOUR BEGIN?23.WHAT DOES MIKE TEEVEE'S MOTHER DO FOR A LIVING?

24.THE GUM THAT TURNED VIOLET INTO A BLUEBERRY WAS A 3 COURSEMEAL. WHAT WERE THE COURSES?

25.WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MAN WHO SUDDENLY GOT EVERYTHING HE

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ANSWERS:

1.CHARLIE'S BOSS IS MR. JOPECK.

2.LOCK COMBINATIONS: 99-44-100% PURE.3.CHARLIE'S TEACHER IS MRS. TURKENTINE.

4.THE EGGDECATOR.5.GRANDMA JOSEPHINE.

6.BILL'S CANDY SHOP7.SECTION 37B WHEN HE DRANK THE FIZZY LIFTING DRINK.

8.INTO THE FUDGE ROOM.9.A LOAF OF BREAD.

10.MR. WILKINSON WHO WORKED FOR MR. WONKA.11.BY WATERFALL.

12.PARVE BUTCHER.

13.MARBLE FALLS, ARIZONA.14.BROKE MISS CORNELIA PRINCEMEDAL'S RECORD.15.GRANDPA GEORGE, GRANDMA GEORGINA, GRANDPA JOE, GRANDMA

JOSEPHINE.16.HENRY SALT.

17.HE WAS MAKING WART REMOVER.18.HE FOUND IT IN A DRAINAGE SEWER.

19.WONKATANIA.20.THE COMPUTER PROGRAMMED TO LOCATE THE GOLDEN TICKETS &

THE MACHINE THAT MADE THE 3 COURSE DINNER.21.WASHED LAUNDRY FOR A LIVING.

22.10:00 AM ON OCTOBER 1ST.23.GEOGRAPHY TEACHER.24.TOMATO SOUP, ROAST BEEF & BAKED POTATO,BLUEBERRY CREAM.

25.HE LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER.


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