Delicious glass cups. Effective trick and its solution

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Delicious glass cups. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Show the audience some small glass cups. Then say that you can eat them without any harm to yourself. As proof, in front of everyone, slowly bite the cups one by one and swallow the fragments.

Focus secret:

To demonstrate this trick, you need to work hard in advance. Cups are made from sugar syrup. They are absolutely similar to the glass ones that you previously demonstrated to the audience. Discreetly replace real cups with candy and eat healthy, calmly and not without pleasure.

Author: V.Postolaty

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