How Do You Make Hokey Pokey?

Last week and this week for writing  we have been writing how we make Hokey Pokey. So Mrs Jack to us to write a explanation about you make Hokey Pokey. 

The Hardest part was thinking what would make scene.

The Easiest part was writing it and putting into 4 different paragraphs.

Have You Ever Made Hokey Pokey? It is a hard candy. Even the famous Cadbury factory make a famous “Crunchie Bar” Hokey Pokey Is covered with a nice chocolate topping.

First We Put ½ a cup of sugar and ¼ a cup of golden syrup in a medium size pot and mixed until it was just a liquid that was a brownish colour.  The heat was a average heat and it didn’t talk long until the bubbles were turning up.

Next we got a quick look at the hokey pokey as it was before we put the baking soda in it but Mrs Jack quickly put the mixture back on the stove. One Person Must Put Of A three Minute Timer When The Person Says To.

Then when the timer goes off someone has to quickly put two teaspoons of baking soda in it while the person that is making the Hokey Pokey as fast as they can.  Once The Baking soda is In you can tip out the mixture onto a baking tray but the tray MUST be covered in baking paper If It’s not the Hokey Pokey will stick to the Tray.

Then when the timer goes off someone has to quickly put two teaspoons of baking soda in it while the person that is making the Hokey Pokey as fast as they can.  Once The Baking soda is In you can tip out the mixture onto a baking tray but the tray MUST be covered in baking paper If It’s not the Hokey Pokey will stick to the Tray.

Finally you have put in the baking soda. After you have put in the baking soda it will go a lighter colour than it was before it will be more puffy soft and it will have a lot of bubbles left in it, and it will cause a chemical reaction.

Finally you have put in the baking soda. After you have put in the baking soda it will go a lighter colour than it was before it will be more puffy soft and it will have a lot of bubbles left in it, and it will cause a chemical reaction.