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In this hilarious shower game, guests must guess which type of candy bar fills a “poopy” diaper. To make the game more challenging, use more rare and less recognizable candy bars.
Things You Should Know
- Melt 5-6 different kinds of candy bars in a microwave, and spread the melted chocolate onto different diapers. Label each diaper with a number.
- Give each guest a piece of paper and a pencil. Have each guest inspect the diapers and write down which candy they think is in each diaper.
- Grade the guest's guesses and award the winner with a party favor or a bag of chocolates.
Steps
Make sure that you don’t place the diapers inside the microwave. Instead, microwave the candy bars in bowls and then scoop the “poo” into the diapers.
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Place 5 to 6 different candy bars into 5 to 6 microwave-safe bowls. -
Melt the candy bars in the microwave until they have liquefied.Advertisement -
Spoon a candy bar into a diaper until you’ve filled all 6 diapers. -
Set the diapers on a table and number each diaper with a permanent marker. -
Write down the correct candy bar associated with each number on a separate piece of paper.
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While guests can examine and sniff the diapers, you should remind them not to sample the chocolate diaper poo. This would give the contestants an unfair advantage.
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Provide a piece of paper and a pencil to each guest.. -
Allow the guests to examine and sniff the diapers. -
Instruct your guests to write down the names of the candy bars they think are in each diaper. Make sure they also write their names on their papers. -
Place a basket at the end of the diaper table to collect the guests’ entries. -
Check the entries. The guest who matches the most “poo” to the correct candy bars wins the game. If you have multiple correct entries, then draw for a winner. -
Give the winner a party favor bag filled with an assortment of the chocolate candy bars that you used in the game.
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QuestionHow do I properly melt chocolate chips using the microwave?Gladys Jahn is a Baker specializing in gluten-free pastries and breads based in Phoenix, Arizona. Her lifelong love for baking evolved into a mission when she discovered her own gluten intolerance. Recognizing the need for delicious gluten-free options, she spent eight years perfecting her craft, ensuring that her gluten-free creations meet the highest standards. She founded Knead Luv in 2021, a bakery dedicated to creating gluten-free treats that are as flavorful as they are healthy. Knead Luv is a 100% dedicated gluten-free organic bakery, is the top recommended bakery for 2024 on Restaurantji, and has a 98% Recommend rating based on customer reviews. From weddings to private orders, she works closely with her clients to ensure every detail is perfect. Her greatest joy comes from providing gluten-free foods that surprise and delight, all while using love as her main ingredient. Gladys' dedication to making gluten-free baking accessible and enjoyable has helped her build a loyal community of customers.Heat the chocolate in 10-second intervals; doing this in short bursts prevents the chocolate from burning. After each 10 seconds, take the bowl out and give the chocolate a good stir. Repeat this process, microwaving in small bursts and stirring each time, until the chocolate is nearly melted. At that point, continue stirring to let the residual heat finish melting the chocolate. Avoid microwaving longer than 30 to 40 seconds total, as microwaves vary in strength, and too much time can scorch the chocolate.
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QuestionDo I give them the names of the chocolate candies to choose from?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerYou can if you want to make the game super easy! Otherwise, you can ask them to figure out the name/type of candy bar on their own.
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QuestionWhat kind of chocolate should I use? And can I use things like M&Ms?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerYou can use any kind of chocolate you want! Candy bars like Baby Ruth, Milky Way, Snickers, Butterfinger, and so on make great options. You can definitely use M&Ms if you want to.
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Warnings
- Make sure to microwave the candy bars ahead of time so that they have time to solidify inside the diapers.Thanks
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Things You'll Need
- 5 to 6 candy bars
- Newborn-sized diapers
- Table
- Permanent marker
- 5 to 6 microwave-safe bowls
- Spoon
- Paper that lists each variety of candy bar
- Basket for entries
- Bag of chocolate candy for winner
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