Candy
Candy refers to a confection made primarily of sugar, often combined with various ingredients such as chocolate, fruit, nuts or flavorings. There are many different types of candy, including fudge, gummies, hard candies, chocolates, licorice and more. Different cultures have their own unique candies, and they can be enjoyed during holidays, celebrations or simply as a sweet treat.
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Pecan Pralines
Do make these, and you will have Savannah, Georgia at home!
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Candy Corn Fudge
Candy Corn Fudge is a favorite recipe for the Harvest Festival holiday. Children love this candy.
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Chocolate Covered Cherries
Chocolate-covered cherries are a delightful treat made by encasing maraschino cherries (or fresh cherries) in a coating of chocolate. These sweet confections are often enjoyed during holidays or special occasions.
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Double Decker Fudge
Chocolate fudge on the bottom and peanut butter fudge on the top. This is truly a marriage made in heaven.
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Rolo Pretzel Turtles
These are a favorite candy at our house during the holiday season. Children love to help making them. Use M&Ms Peanuts instead of pecans for a more colorful holiday look.
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Two Ingredient Fudge with Variations
Two-Ingredient Fudge with Variations is the easiest, creamiest and tastiest fudge you will ever make. You can throw this fudge together in a matter of several minutes so you can have your fudge any time you feel like it.
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Payday Bars
Payday Bars are seriously just as delicious as the “real” thing. This is a delicious version of Payday bars that mimics the candy bar’s sweet and crunchy combination of peanuts, caramel and marshmallows.
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Rocky Road Squares
Rocky Road candy traditionally uses peanuts and miniature marshmallows. This recipe also uses sweetened condensed milk to make a very creamy candy.
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Milnot Peanut Butter Fudge
Who said that fudge is only for the holidays? Milnot Peanut Butter Fudge is a simple four-ingredient recipe that never fails to please all year long. This is a delightfully smooth and creamy fudge.
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Aplets & Cotlets
A favorite treat from the great Pacific Northwest! Aplets are apple, and Cotlets are apricot...your choice! They can also be made without the nuts, if desired.
