Candy & Fudge Recipes

Sweet tooth or no sweet tooth, these candy and fudge recipes are sure to delight all!

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Sugarplum Treats

Kids can get creative decorating holiday sweets that make a great gift for classmates.
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Hot Chocolate Cones

Package all the fixings for hot cocoa in this festive cone, a great holiday gift for babysitters, teachers, and neighbors.
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Mint Chocolate Bark

This sinfully delicious treat has two kinds of chocolate for double the yumminess.
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Nutty Caramels

For kids, the holidays don't get much sweeter than scrumptious homemade candies. And this confection is incredibly good.
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Lovely Ladybugs

Here's an easy way to make cute and yummy candy creatures.
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Crunchy Sesame Candy

Brown sugar and honey make these Asian candies an irresistibly sweet gift, especially when they're tucked into small, colorful boxes (sold in most craft stores) or paper jewelry boxes.
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Pretty Peppermint Sticks

This seasonal treat is a cinch to make, and the presentation is just as simple and sweet. Place sets of five candies in clear cellophane bags, staple them closed, then affix decorative paper labels.
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Sweet Heart Pops

Spread some love on Valentine's Day by handing out these chocolate-filled candy canes.
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Doggie Bark

Here's a sweet treat your kids can make for their favorite canine friends.
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Creamy Nonpareils

For kids, the holidays don't get much sweeter than scrumptious homemade candies. And this confection is incredibly good.
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Mama's Nut Brittle

This simple and festive nut brittle recipe provides a sweet introduction to candymaking for kids.
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