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Refreshment on a hot spoon
(4) | 15/05/2024 | Translate: TikToker from the channel @flames_vs performs an experiment by pouring a few drops of Sprite on a hot spoon. The spoon is placed over the flame of a burner. The water in the Sprite evaporates leaving only the sugar, which then turns into candy.
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