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Will Pop Rocks & Coke REALLY Make Your Stomach Explode?

ByCrystal @ Surviving a Teacher's Salary

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The myth is that the yummy candy called Pop Rocks will make your stomach explode if you drink it with Coke. Here’s a great video by Steve Spangler that teaches you just a little bit more about this favorite kid’s candy and a few easy experiments you can do with your kids!

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