How to make Rare Candy from Pokemon: Let's Go!

Level Up with a recipe for a real life version of Rare Candy, just in time for Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! Rare Candy and other Pokemon elements are property of Gamefreak.

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Check out the recipe and a brief history of Rare Candy below.

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What You Need:

1 1/2 cups, separated
3 TBL gelatin, separated
1 3 oz. box of red JELLO
1 3 oz. box yellow JELLO
1 3 oz. box blue JELLO

Directions:

In a small sauce pan, combine the contents of your blue Jello and one tablespoon of gelatin. Add 1/2 cup of water and stir to combine. Allow to soak for five minutes.

Over low heat, melt your thickened gelatin. Once liquid, pour it into three cups. One half of your mixture goes in one cup. Divide the rest between the other two cups. Set aside.

Repeat the first two steps with your other Jello flavors. Get a small pot of water to boil, then drop to a gentle simmer.

Combine the smaller quantities of colors together with the others to make six colors. Blue and yellow makes green. Red and yellow makes orange. Red and blue makes purple.

If your gelatin sets up, dip cups in the water and swirl. Don’t allow the cup to touch the bottom or it will melt. Stir until the gelatin is liquid again. Do this at any time your gelatin sets up too quick.

In a round candy mold, alternate colors in layers. One half gets purple, then blue, then green. The other half gets red, then orange, and yellow. Put mold together and allow to set. It will set up in a few hours, but I go overnight.

Unmold candies, and if you want them to look more like the in game version, wrap them in blue. They’ll keep for a week or so, so share them with friends.

Rare Candy: a Brief History

Anyone that’s ever played a Pokemon title knows how coveted Rare Candies are. Eating one levels up whichever Pokemon you feed it to. In Pokemon Red Version/Blue Version, many a Pokemon Trainer would do the duplication glitch by surfing up and down the coast of Cinnabar Island, and murdering a Missingno. Then, you got 100 of whatever the fifth item in your item slot was. Or was it the sixth? It's been so long, I forget!

Unfortunately, future titles had no such glitch. They've appeared in every main series title, and now, in the insanely popular spin off Pokemon Go and Pokemon: Let's Go.