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1 Ingredient Licorice Wands | Harry Potter

“I’ve packed my own lunch; the trolley, as I remember it, is heavy with licorice wands, and a poor old man’s digestive system isn’t quite up to such things…”

-Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, J.K. Rowling

Make these super quick and easy licorice wands from Harry Potter using just one ingredient. Perfect for the non cook or those throwing a Harry Potter party!

I had originally done a highly detailed recipe for Honeyduke’s Licorice Wands years ago, but the reality is, when it’s time to throw a Harry Potter party, you want quick and easy. Fortunately, I’ve got two options for you. The first easy option can turn out numerous licorice wands that firm up nicely within half an hour. The other option allows you to work with a mold to create the wand design you want, but takes a bit more time.

1 Ingredient Licorice Wands, Version 1 | Harry Potter

Bryt @ InLiterature.net
Cook Time 12 minutes
Total Time 12 minutes
Servings 6 wands

Ingredients
  

  • 2- metre licorice specifically, we used the one by the brand Fyna

Instructions
 

  • Cut the licorice to the length you want your wands to be.
  • Take clean kitchen scissors and cut from one corner on a diagonal to the other corner, so you’re left with two long triangle like licorice pieces.
  • Prep a baking tray with a silicone sheet or baking paper and preheat oven to 160C.
  • Place one cut licorice piece on a plate and microwave on low power for 20 seconds to soften.
  • Twist the licorice piece until you have a wand shape, and lay on the baking tray, using heavy oven safe pieces to hold each end down (I used stainless steel cutlery).
  • Repeat until you have a tray full of wands, then place in the oven for 10-12 minutes.
  • Remove from the oven. If any pieces have come undone, they can quickly be retwisted, but use candy making gloves when handling as it’s hot sugar you’re now working with.
  • Set aside and let cool.

Notes

A 2-metre roll of licorice makes 6 wands.
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