How to Make Sugar Glass | Easy Edible Glass Recipe

In this episode of In the Kitchen with Matt, I will show you how to make sugar glass. This easy edible glass recipe is awesome! It takes very few ingredients. You can make movie props, fun decorations, use it for Halloween, whatever you like. :) It looks like glass, it behaves like glass, it is sharp like glass, but you can eat it! If I can do it, you can do it. Let's get started! :)

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Ingredients:
2 cups white granulated sugar (450g)
1 cup of corn syrup (Karo syrup) (300g)
1/2 to 1 cup water (125 to 250ml)
pinch of cream of tartar (optional)

Tools:
Bowl
Pot or deep skillet
wooden or silicone spoon
sheet pan
kitchen spray or a silicone mat

Video Production Gear I use:
Juiced Link Audio Mixer
Adobe Premiere and After Effects
OBS Studio

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[jlathem]

Hey Matt. The first time I made this I used Cinnamon and the family loved it. A word of caution (other than working with HOT molten sugar) when adding extract like Cinnamon or Peppermint don't lean over and look down into the pot while adding the extract! It will send off fumes and WILL take your breath away for a moment. LOL

[tian]

"Hello and welcome! Today we are cooking crystal methamphetamine right at your home kitchen! Now the ingredients may include but are not limited too: Methylamine, Hot Pepper, Food coloring and some slighty less legal substances."

[That_Fogster]

Hey Matt! I know this is quite late, but thank you so much for this tutorial. You're the first person I found with easy to understand instructions, and you don't have a 10 minute long intro with a random sponser or whatever. I made some this Autumn for cupcakes and my family loved them. Thank you! <3

[DavidLopez-lhgd]

God bless to see you again your always in the kitchen 😂

[timothychristensen]

Me: i should sleep
Brain: you need to learn how to eat glass
Me: wh-
Brain: you must

[mxynr]

I'm just a 13 yr old boy who maded a glass candy by myself!!!

Thanks for this awesome crazy food!! :)

[heartstyler]

If anybody is wondering, I’m pretty sure the correct name for this is Tanghulu. The traditional way is to dip it in fruits and eat it like candied fruit. It’s really nice!!

[madhumitamohapatra]

I made this today for a cake decoration. It came out superb!! Thank you so much for the recipe

[judygao]

This recipe was awesome for eating and for my gingerbread house! Loved it!

[butchncasey]

I've been looking for this recipie for years, thank you

[conorandharriet]

made this for a halloween event i hosted at my school and it was so good! thanks matt!

[edgecruher]

Great video! Takes the intimidation out for first timers like me. Can’t wait to try it this holiday season.

[dj_unicorn]

Wow your a dedicated youtuber, seriously your responding to brand new comments! Good luck to your future!

[AimeeBislar]

Thank you for making this so simple for me!!! ❤️🙏🏼

[stayblessedyall]

Oh this is the glass that is used in WWE

[marvellousmark]

This video is so helpful! Plus Your smile is captivating!!!

[haylleemorrell]

This is so helpful, I need to make it for a Halloween door contest project for my JROTC class

[jeremysmith]

Is used in stunts as well just that its incredibly or have been told it's incredibly brittle lol

[austingreene]

Hi i'm matt white and today we are making crystal glass!

[elocinslayer]

Ima use this for a Halloween Pastry! Thank you for showing me how to make it!