There's a real-life, edible version of 'Candy Crush' made in a London sweet shop ' and we found out how it's made (KING)

There's a good chance that either you, or someone you know, has played "Candy Crush." It's the addictive puzzle game where you match brightly coloured sweets to increase your score.It turns out that Candy Crush fans are able to buy edible sweets just like the ones they play with in the game. We went along to Spun Candy in London to find out how they're made.And as a bonus, usethe code "BI2015" on Spun Candy's website or in stores until September 30 for a discount on products.In case you've never played "Candy Crush," here's what the desktop version looks like. You match candies to win."Candy Crush" developer King worked with Spun Candy to design real-life versions of the sweets in the game. Here's what the early designs looked like.We're going to follow the process of making the jelly bean candy design. First of all, transparent candy is heated up, and then it's dyed to make it white and red.See the rest of the story at Business Insider NOW WATCH: How to saber a bottle of champagne with an iPhone
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