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I stumbled across this guy's sculptures and I went into a virtually swoon. Pink swirls, like taffy, pure joy. I can get over the plasticness. Perfect heirloom.

I stumbled across this guy's sculptures and I went into a virtually swoon. Pink swirls, like taffy, pure joy. I can get over the plasticness. Perfect heirloom.

I stumbled across this guy's sculptures and I went into a virtually swoon. Pink swirls, like taffy, pure joy. I can get over the plasticness. Perfect heirloom.

I stumbled across this guy's sculptures and I went into a virtually swoon. Pink swirls, like taffy, pure joy. I can get over the plasticness. Perfect heirloom.

I stumbled across this guy's sculptures and I went into a virtually swoon. Pink swirls, like taffy, pure joy. I can get over the plasticness - wait, he says it's recycled. Perfect.

Is this functional enough for me to buy? I'm afraid I'd destroy it (accidentally, of course) in 2 minutes. I love. I want. I must have . . . some day. Maybe I need to get it for someone else, for a gift . . .

Simply to die for. Given an opportunity, I would eat pounds of this stuff. Maybe a slight exaggeration, but I would hoard it certainly and the stash would not last very long. I usually prefer straight chocolate but these caramels are great. Also comes in milk choc with smoked salt variety, but I prefer the dark with gray. Pricey but well worth it. Available by weight at the stores but unfortunately most third-party retailers and website only carry the candies in the pretty boxes.