This week, Ous’ Thandi is sharing her kitchen with beauty vlogger Mihlali Ndamase.

YouTube star and all-round fashionista Mihlali Ndamase is used to showing off her beauty skills on her YouTube channel. Now she's in the kitchen alongside our own star in the kitchen, Ous’ Thandi.

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Runway-Ready Red Candy Apples

• 2½ cups granulated sugar
• 100g powdered glucose (obtainable from a chemist)
• 5ml vinegar
• ½ cup water
• 60g butter
• 1 tablespoon red gel food colouring 
• 10 small firm red apples
• Wooden skewers

Push skewers into the stalk end of each unwashed, unpeeled apple and set aside. In a pot, stir sugar, glucose, vinegar and water over a medium heat until the sugar has completely dissolved. Now rapidly boil, without stirring until the mixture reaches 155C-160C on a sugar thermometer (hard crack stage). Remove from the heat and quickly beat in the red food colouring and butter thoroughly. Ensure you add enough colour to create a bright red! Keep the pot of syrup over a larger pot of boiling water to keep the toffee workable whilst you dip the apples and twist them until they are completely coated. Leave the coated apples to cool on a greased tray. Because toffee apples become sticky, wrap them and keep in a cool dry place once they’re cold.