Candy Recipes

Learn how to make homemade caramels using fresh ingredients and finishing salts. Includes step-by-step instructions and photographs to lead you through the candy making process.

Delicious flavors are mingled right among the worst-sounding flavors you can imagine. But are they really all that bad?

Every one likes gummies. They are gooey and yummy. Kids and adults love them. Check out this recipe how to make them at home!

You will know the Christmas holiday is drawing near when we start making our favorite Christmas candy recipes. A few of my favorites are divinity, fudge, peanut brittle, divinity, toffee mad more!

What is the sourest candy ever made, and where can I find it? Check out this list of the most mouth-puckering sourest candy ever made.

A very easy recipe for making your own chocolate, with 3 different variations.

Find the secret to a perfect toffee crunch here! 4 simple Ingredients (butter, sugar, nuts, and chocolate) make this really easy butter nut and chocolate toffee in just minutes, for the perfect bite!

Make your own chocolate candy quick and easy with candy melts. Heat the melt in the microwave, add your favorite mix, like coconut, chopped nuts, even candied fruit. Pour it in a mold and in 15 minutes you have a delectable chocolate treat to enjoy for yourself or to give as a gift.

Have heard so many things about ginger candy, ginger chews, gin gins, and whatnot. Decided to make my own version and share it with you.

Jelly babies are soft, gelatinous candies that have a fruit flavour and resemble a baby. Liquorice (or licorice) allsorts are colourful candies with a variety of appearances and flavours.

How sweet it is! Chocolate, gum drops, hard candy, chewing gum ... we love it all. Indulge your sweet tooth with this historic look at candy.

The hottest candy in the world is right here. See all the insanely hot candy and watch people trying to eat it!

Many candy companies have gone out of business, but their popular brands live on! Candy makers of today produce our long-time favorites.

Candy, Candy, Candy! Here's just a sampling of products to hit the United States candy market from the 1800s, 1900s, '20s, '30s, '40s, '50s and 1960s.

Who doesn't love Bounty bars? That refreshing delicious mix of chocolate and coconut, it's a pity that they're so expensive. In this article, I will show you how to make your own Bounty bars.

Learn the legendary story of where chocolate comes from, as well as some interesting facts about cacao beans and Quetzalcoatl. You'll also find a yummy recipe for Mexican Hot Chocolate.