Chocolate Factory Game
I want to make a game for my employees. candy bars have 20 gold so they were thinking, like – Golden Ticket?
but I can not think how. is going to put $ 50.00 in the chocolate bar "Golden Ticket." Were as follows Charlie and the Chocolate Factory thing .. any suggestion that helps! 
I did something similar once with Hershey chocolate bars standard size.
I had to come up with a way to open the containers in one or two "winners" bars, so you could set the 'gold inside. The problem was, how to open the envelopes without a trace (to make it look like I had never been opened). Finally I ran into a viable idea: put the candy bars (win) in the freezer an hour or less. It has nothing to do with the chocolate, the adhesive used to hold containers of paper at a time becomes brittle in cold weather. It's pretty easy to break the adhesive seal, and chips away the hardened glue. After inserting your ticket and the tail of new container with a very small amount of Elmer's white glue (which is not toxic.) The bars back to the room temperature before use.
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