# How to Make Amazing Candy Dispenser from Cardboard

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Podcast: [Slick Slime Sam](https://stenobird.com/podcast/slick-slime-sam-7142385)
Published: 2026-06-02T01:00:00+00:00
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Duration seconds: 733

## Resource

Slime Sam wants to go to a slime ball. But evil stepmother made him clean all day and sort Skittles and M&Ms instead. Sam is sad. But then a fairy godmother comes to him and promises to find a magical way to sort those candies. It starts rather ordinary - with some cardboard. Sue and Sam cut out different pieces. And Sue uses magical glittery glue to assemble the candy machine. The pieces are rather simple. The base looks like a crate. Two compartments go on top. And two slides on the sides. The trick to this is a moving piece that goes inside the machine. It has two openings that let candies fall through. Move the piece and pour the candies you want!

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