#20 How to make Victorian Nectar Drop candy and why are Lemon Drops called Drops?

[lexamur]

I've ordered these from the online store before, and they're soooo good! They tasted like pound cake to my sister and I, and to my mom, they tasted like creamy cake batter, and to my dad, it tasted like vanilla and honey! Honestly, these are tied for my favorite candy from this shop, tied with the peach image candy and the heart spiral lollipops (which almost taste like strawberry cheesecake!!!)

[Wonko]

I absolutely love it when companies understand their business and make an effort to be the best at what they do!!!

[fullsun]

Idk why all of their candy making video is so relaxing

[darkdragon]

Technology is overrated sometimes, your trade is an art from that should never have been lost. Mass production takes the soul and love out of some things. Keep rolling those drops.

[Char]

wow this is so strangly satisfying to watch

[medina]

til this day I still don't know what's so satisfying about these videos

[ferretyluv]

I love that you guys have expanded to so many industries. Metal restoration, yoyos, ice cream, traditional candy. It’s amazing.

[bg]

I just love the old machines. There is a lot of soul and history in them.

[smickster]

Stuff like this is what makes the internet great. Thank you.

[shewolf]

I love how you educate your viewers on the art of how candy is created, It shows your passion for the industry and makes it more appreciated and respected. Thank you 😊

[TheMissDZ]

Wow, I really love and enjoy the appreciation, dedication, and admiration you have for making traditional hard candies. It is an art! I'm so happy to watch these videos and see the joy of wonderful candy makers 🍬 😊

[thomasplouffe]

i remember when i was a toddler there was a candy store by my house that had huge jars made in the shop of candy drops, i remember getting into a jar when i was three

[viscountalpha]

Wow, They gave you the recipe? That's like giving away a bit of magic. It just doesn't happen anymore.

[protonmonkey]

This is so weirdly relaxing to watch, not to mention how informative it is.

[nomuntuyaluehr]

I love how passionate you are about your craft. I hope everyone can find something like this for themselves that pushes them to be the best at what they do. This is low key like asmr and motivating for me. Thank you

[iPitafish]

Just finished my bag of nectar candy today. It really does have a flavor all its own, kind of honey-lite with some vanilla and almond notes. Will definitely order again.

[nyancat]

Why are these so addicting to watch lol

[usuallyichargeasacrificiallamb]

I just got my first batch of these nectar drops (and crystal rose candies, and acid drops!) and dear god are they delicious. The candies themselves have so much character thanks to the process you use, and I love how all the flavors are subtle and natural-tasting. I swore I would do my best to describe nectar for the people who can't taste themselves but the taste is truly impossible to describe. There is an almost buttery flavor that is sweet, subtle, and a little fruity. It's so good!

[InfernalBanana]

Bought a bag of this, and to me it tastes almost like dry Lucky Charms. That’s the best I can describe it as. It’s a perplexing and delicious flavor, and definitely hard to describe.

[theodemangos]

I these. I get a very strong amaretto flavor from them! I also really love the shapes made by this pair of rollers. The candies are tiny like little gems and all of the different shapes have a nice mouthfeel. Nectar is a fitting name indeed.