Caramel on a stick. Effective trick and its solution

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You have three identical sticks in your hand, caramel is fixed at the end of one of them. Tell the audience that only one stick has caramel left, and the other two have already been eaten. Roll up a small bag half the size of the sticks. Dip all three sticks there along with caramel.

Focus Caramel on a stick

After that, twist the bag slightly so that all the sticks are mixed, and, touching each of them in turn, invite the audience to guess which one has caramel on it. Say that you will give it to the guesser. Whichever of the sticks the audience points to, they will not guess the caramel stick.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is that the caramel can be easily removed from the stick. Hold the caramel in the bag through the bag with your fingers. If they don't name a stick with caramel - it's good, but they will call it - take it out and show one stick, leaving the caramel itself in a bag. Returning the stick to the bag, each time stick it back into the caramel.

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