A tool for disassembling the 'Apollo' of that candy is developed



The Apollo, which has been manufactured and sold by the confectionery maker Meiji since 1969, has a two-layer structure of milk chocolate and strawberry-flavored chocolate, and has the motif of the Apollo 11 command ship, which succeeded in landing on the moon for the first time at the time of its release. The feature is that the side of the conical shape is jagged. A tool for dividing the two layers of Apollo was developed by Mr. Low Aikyu, who produces various cooking videos and craft videos.



You can see how to disassemble Apollo with a tool by watching the following movie.

Introducing tools for disassembling Apollo-YouTube


A person who seems to be Mr. Low Aikyu wearing work clothes appears. Hold the work cap in your left hand and bow deeply.



There are two tools for disassembling Apollo. One is a spanner designed to fit the ruggedness of Apollo.



The other is a spectacle wrench with a groove that fits the zigzag of Apollo on the inside.



Each pattern is decorated with the Meiji logo.



Apollo box is here.



Take out only one Apollo from the box.



Gently attach a spanner to the bottom of the Apollo ...



Fit the box wrench on top of the Apollo.



After that, just turn the box wrench ...



I was able to cleanly disassemble Apollo into two parts.



Mr. Low Aikyu also has 'three primary color jellies' with cyan, magenta, and yellow jellies layered on top of each other ...

Three primary colors jelly-YouTube


We have also released a movie that makes 'board Apollo', which is a large amount of Apollo finished in chocolate bar, so if you are interested, please check it out.

How to make a board Apollo-YouTube

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