Help! I'm making a construction cake for my son and would love yo find some candy that looks like rocks or boulders. I saw some on a website and now can't find them anywhere. Does anyone know where to buy some or even make some?

Thank you!

Not sure about the US, but here in Canada the bulk food stores have them in the candy section.... they're VERY cool-looking!

If you have a Mr. Bulky Candy Store anywhere near you, this is where I buy mine!

Beth in KY

I made some rocks out of fondant recently....they were really easy to do. Just swirled a few different earthy colors of fondant together, then molded them by hand & kind of squashed them against the counter to get some flat edges. I let them sit overnight to dry. They're in my photos on the Mater & McQueen cake.

Not sure if you have a TJ Maxx near you, but I was recently in one and I saw that they had candy that looked like rocks in there houseware section. It was on clearance

I did what pancake did and they are the talk of the town (Ok, well at least my office). I made enough to go around the entire 10" cake in about 10 minutes. They were so easy and the only part of the cake I'm proud of. I just colored pieces of fondant either grey or grey with a slight bit of brown and then swirled in some black for the marbly effect. Mine were small so I just pinched them a bit to make them look more "rocky".

in wisconsin you can get them at the local fancier grocery store or the cake place....

Here's a link http://www.sugarcraft.com/catalog/flowers/sprinkles.htm
Sugarcraft sells them, they are listed under misc. sprinkles middle of the page. Hope this helps.

I found these at www.beryls.com they are awesome looking and tasting!

You could make Seafoam candy boulders. They bash onto nice rough pieces that could look like they were dug up by the dozer...
http://www.cooksrecipes.com/candy/old-fashioned-sea-foam-candy-recipe.html