Sure, you can buy giant bags of Halloween candy at the grocery store, but this year why not try your hand at making your own knockoff treats? Here are six DIY look-alike and taste-alike versions of ...

We’re used to buying cardboard boxloads of factory drone candy canes that are uniform, neatly wrapped, shapely, laden with high fructose corn syrup, and positively soulless. But me -- I’m the gal who ...

Do you remember the sugary, crystallized candy from your youth, also known as rock candy? With just three ingredients, you are on your way to making your very own version at home. Grab the kids, this ...

We showed you how to make homemade cotton candy; now we're back with a guide to making homemade candy icicle twists for those none to fond of fluffy cotton candy. DIY culinary blog Sprinkle Bakes ...

Is making your own Halloween candy a crazy idea? If you think about the project as an attempt to create perfect replicas of your kids’ favorite sweets, sure. But if you approach it as a fun weekend ...

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For many years I’ve made cookies for the holidays. Lots and lots of cookies. For gifts, for parties, sometimes just to have around the house. To keep it interesting, I might tweak the recipes or ...

Candy making doesn't have to be daunting and complicated: there are plenty of recipes perfect for beginners (some don't even require a candy thermometer!). But if you want to test your homemade candy ...

Most candies will keep two to three weeks (if not longer) if stored tightly covered in a cool, dry place or in the refrigerator. It's best to avoid storing different types of candy together in the ...