Optional step: Spraying some silicone mold release spray (buy direct) into the ice cube tray will help them come out of the tray better when they are cool. Just spray a light coat inside the tray and spread it evenly with a paper towel, making sure that there are no excess drips. It's not required, but sure makes it easier to get them out.
Iced Tea Gel Candle
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Once the wax is completely melted, let it cool to a little over 200° and slowly pour it into the ice cube tray.
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- Make an Iced Tea Gel Candle
- Make the Gel Ice Cubes
- Pour the Gel Candle Ice Cubes
- Remove the Ice Cubes from the Tray
- Making the Gel Cubes Really Look Like Ice Cubes
- Melt the Gel Wax for the Iced Tea
- Place the Wick and Arrange the Cubes
- Pour the Tea Part of the Gel Candle
- Garnish the Iced Tea Gel Candle - and Enjoy
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