This Chocolate Chip Cookie Candle looks good enough to eat which is just one of the many reasons to keep this candle as well as all candles out of children's reach. Make a whole batch to give away as gift. Arrange them in a box lined with tissue paper and they will resemble something you bought at the bakery. The bonus about these cookies is that they will always be fresh!

Candle Making Tools

• Wax melter or double boiler
• Electric Mixer
• Spoon
• Scissors
• 2 Containers

Candle Making Supplies

• Candle wick
• Square metal wick tab
• Candle wax
• Wax Paper
• Gold wax dye
• Brown wax dye

Candle Making Safety
First Aid

Place a pre-tabbed wick on a piece of wax paper. Melt 2 batches of wax, adding to one the golden dye and to the second, the brown dye. The batch with the brown dye in it can be much smaller since we will be using this to make the chocolate chips.
You need to whip the candle wax for the chocolate chip cookie candle the same way we did to make the tops of the chocolate chip muffins. To make the whipped wax, simply beat the golden colored wax with the electric mixer. Once complete, scoop it out with a spoon and place it around the pre-tabbed wick.
Continue spooning wax around the wick. Make sure to push the wax close to the wick with the spoon.
This is what the cookie will look like before adding the "chocolate chips".
Pinch off small chunks from the batch of brown wax and press them into your cookie.
This is what your cookie candle will look like close up once you have added the "chocolate chips".
Allow the wax to harden and then trim the wick to 1/4" from the top of the candle.
Peel your cookie off of the wax paper gently.
All done! Looks good enough to eat!

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