I wouldn't normally blog about candy but these are too insanely delicious and awesome not to share...
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| Made In Candy Rockwell, Powerplant Mall |
At Made in Candy (M.I.C.), Candy Artisans sculpt contemporary handmade candies
using methods to craft pictures and messages at the center of each candy. Candymaking
is performed live to the upbeat music of the latest rock and pop artists in front of
eager customers waiting to try a warm and freshly made piece. Friendly CandyMen
continually engage customers while the hot sugar forms and is open for everyone to see,
smell, and experience. Here, Candy is more than just a sweet delicacy; it’s a symbolic
tribute- as well as a perfect gift to bring meaning to someone. A meaning that would
actually sweeten any tooth, mouth, and heart.
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| Made In Candy |
A range of over forty different designs and flavors of bite-size rocks spread across their
retail range. Bouquets of beautiful lollipops small to giant in size sit in vases that will put a
smile on both the young and old alike. M.I.C. uses the best quality sugar and specially
imported raw materials to ensure our products maintain its strict quality. Natural flavors
from Europe are flown for formulation in professional laboratories in Singapore that bring
out the best taste in every candy we make. The shop maintains its chic, predominantly
black fixtures, with subtle tones of white and yellow to let the colors of the products stand
out. You feel as you enter the shop, M.I.C. is not your ordinary candy store.
With two stores in Singapore, three in Bangkok, M.I.C. now ventures into the Philippines at Rockwell’s Powerplant Mall.
Located at one of the connecting bridgeways on the second level, come see Candy
Artisans create the most delectable, exciting, and beautiful handmade rock candies
ever to come to Philippine shores. Their first flagship store in the Philippines will open
before the end of the year and will definitely be an exciting addition to the
confectionery retail scene in Manila.
So “ROCK” with them in Rockwell from October until December this year and be one of
the first to see and taste candy like never before.
For updates, like Made In Candy Philippines on Facebook
6 comments:
really itching to try this!
omg! so cute!!
whenever i'd pass by sm appliances, the tv screens would show a video where hard candy canes are made. and i've always wanted to see an actually candy being made. good thing there's one here in the philippines na. thanks for sharing
watching how candies are made is very exciting... they have cute designs :)
hi. thanks for sharing. can i ask how much do they sell the lollipops? thanks :)
hi sarah, we have the same name :) unfortunately im not quite sure how much the lollipops go for, a bag of candy is P100 though :)
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