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These Amber Rock Candy Crystals carry a slightly caramelized flavor and are the product of the further refining by recrystallization of pure, white cane sugar. To create the caramel flavor the white cane sugar was caramelized first and then blend with white sugar again before starting the recrystallization process.
Use these smaller crystals (ca. 1/8" rocks) as your perfect sweetener for tea and other hot or cold beverages. Try also in your cocktails, desserts, and cake frostings. Rock Candy Crystals are sweeter, cleaner and smoother then regular sugar. It soothes sore throats and is a pure nutritious confection. Presented in attractive clear Gift Packaging.
Did you know ?...Sugar is being refined for over 2000 years. Shakespeare in Henry IV [1596] recognized the therapeutic value of 'Sugre Candie'. Because of the health benefits Rock Candy Crystals were used only as medicine until ca. 1750.
How Rock Candy is made: Hot, saturated pure cane sugar crystallizes on a web of strings in large tanks over a 7 day cooling period. The same process is used to crystallize Rock Candy on sticks. The harvest from the sides and bottom of the tanks become the loose crystals.
Choose from three varieties offered in the drop-down menu: White Filbert Crystals, White Crystals Small, Amber Crystals Small
About the Artist:
Born in 1948, Eike Erzmoneit grew up during the rebuilding of post-war Berlin, and in the shadow of the Berlin wall, moved to London. A feature of his work is the imagery of the wall and his fascination for exploring the idea of changing dimensions exemplified by the space analogies. Eike's pictures explore space and time. The work is not confined to canvas. Often mundane objects take on a different aspect when modelled in acrylic and precious metals. This artist has also a passion for restoring and lending his own personal brand of artistry to classic cars. He can be seen driving one of his collection of post war Humbers.
His artwork, however, continued to dominate and overtake the other half of his creative output and his work was exhibited for the first time in 1976 in the Gallery Europa, Europa-Center Berlin.
He has worked as a freelance artist in London and Berlin with regular European exhibitions. The 1990's saw Eike's art work exhibited in New Delhi, San Francisco and New York.
He is a member of the Society for Art of Imagination.
To see more work of this artist please visit www.eikeerzmoneit.co.uk.
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