Two Culinary Students Made Gigantic, Chocolate Covered Rock Candy Geodes
At the Culinary Institute of America, two students—Alex Yeatts and Abby Lee Wilcox—have spent the last six months creating a collection of chocolate-covered, rock candy geodes and they look absolutely amazing.
More info: Instagram (1, 2) (h/t: twistedsifter, colossal)
Watching them crack open their chocolate geodes after so many months of hard work is so satisfying to see!
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