If you’re a sweet tooth like me, you’ll want to save this collection of handmade candy recipes.
There are so many delicious choices, and I’m sure you’ll want to try them all!
From quick renditions of our childhood faves to recreations that will leave you speechless, there are some true winners here.
Some are terrific nibbles to have on hand, while others are little indulgences that will go quickly at your next get-together.
Who doesn’t like a bag of handmade cashew brittle around the holidays?
Whatever you’re searching for, I’m certain you’ll find a few recipes here that you’ll like.
Today, try one of these delicious handmade candy recipes!
Recipes for Candy:
Lollipops Made From Scratch
There’s nothing wrong with cutting corners when it comes to cooking. Isn’t it true that you should work smarter, not harder?
Of course, certain recipes need more advanced and difficult skills. But, let’s face it, when it comes to sweets, it needs to be delicious!
You’ll just need a set of attractive candy moulds (make sure they’re oven-safe) and some hard candies for this recipe.
Fill the moulds halfway with hard candies and bake until they’ve melted. So simple!
Fudge with Rocky Road Flavor
To round off your Christmas treat trays, make some Rocky Road Fudge and a batch of Eggnog Fudge. Make some simple chocolate fudge with no added ingredients!
Candy Cool Whip
How often have you nibbled into a candy bar and asked, “What is that incredible texture?” When I can’t figure anything out as a baker, I’ll Google it.
Now, I’m quite sure none of those major firms use Cool Whip to produce that soft, fudgy filling, but it does the trick!
Warm up your arm since you’ll be folding it!
Truffles made with eggnog
Do you like handmade truffles? These Eggnog Truffles have a creamy core prepared with genuine eggnog and are coated with white chocolate and a sprinkle of nutmeg. It’s simple and wonderful.
Fantasy Fudge Cake
Fudge is one of my favorite homemade confections. A candy thermometer isn’t required in most current recipes!
To make this luscious fudge, combine the sugar, margarine, and evaporated milk in a saucepan and heat until the sugar dissolves, then bring to a full boil.
This will be difficult to refuse because to the chocolate and marshmallow fluff.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudge
A layer of creamy chocolate fudge blended with a layer of creamy peanut butter fudge is an irresistible treat! To share with people you care about, make this traditional Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudge.
Candy Made of Stained Glass
You’ll need a decent candy thermometer for this recipe since it’s a bit more complex.
I like the larger one that hooks on the pan’s side. It’s more secure and precise.
The beauty of this recipe is that you can make it as bright as you like, and if you have access to scented oils, you can make it taste like anything from mint to raspberry.
Toffee Graham Cracker
Nobody would realize that graham crackers are used to make this delectable toffee. Brickle Bars are a close second to handmade sweets. These are excellent, topped with nuts and melted chocolate.
Almond Joy Candy Bars (Homemade)
You won’t believe how simple this recipe is, and they taste just like the original.
Condensed milk, vanilla, salt, powdered sugar, shredded coconut, and almonds are the only ingredients needed for the filling.
I like to cut my almonds and distribute them over the top rather than putting simply one per serving.
Cut it into bars and dip them in dark chocolate after it’s set.
Candy made in the Crockpot
I don’t know about you, but every word in the title appeals to me! Are there any simple sweets that I can make in my slow cooker? What should I do first?
All you have to do now is toss everything into the saucepan and wait for it to melt. To prevent water from leaking in, stir the mixture and cook without the cover.
When everything is well combined, scoop out bite-size lumps onto parchment paper and season with salt.
Fudge with Cookies and Cream
A delectable Cookies and Cream Fudge recipe that’s simple to make! This Oreo Fudge is flavorful and contains actual Oreo cookie chunks. It’s a delectable treat or a thoughtful handcrafted present for any occasion! There’s no need for a candy thermometer!
3 Ingredients Microwave Peanut Butter Fudge
It doesn’t get much more straightforward than this. The creamiest fudge ever is made with peanut butter, butter, and powdered sugar.
You can even prepare it in the microwave!
Take caution while handling the hot dish, and make sure the sugar is well mixed in so that no little pockets remain.
Fudge with Strawberry Shortcake
This delectable Strawberry Shortcake Fudge is a winner! A buttery cookie crust holds a layer of creamy vanilla fudge with a strawberry swirl. This delicious fudge recipe does not require the use of a candy thermometer.
Bark with Salted Caramel
Are you looking for a simple candy recipe that incorporates salted caramel and chocolate? With white chocolate, salted caramel, pretzels, and a milk chocolate drizzle, this Salted Caramel Bark is a sweet and salty delight! In minutes, you’ll have a finished product!
Candy made with white trash
Candy made of white trash. Open your pantry, place a dish full of salty sweet snacks in it, then top with white chocolate. Made-from-scratch confectionery at its simplest!
Candied orange peel
It astounds me how many people just discard the orange peel.
It tastes delicious candied, keeps for months in the freezer, and makes a terrific cake topper.
I must confess that it takes some time to prepare. To get rid of the bitterness, boil the water and then refresh it many times.
But after it’s cooked in simple syrup and sugared, it’s a vibrant delight that everyone will enjoy.
Chow for Bunnies
An Easter dessert that the kids can assist with! Bunny Chow Candy will liven up your spring with a sweet, crunchy flavor that no one will be able to refuse. Oreos and festive M&Ms are crammed into this sweet and salty candy.
Peppermint Patties
What’s not to like about a chilled, delicious York Peppermint Pattie? That filling is one of my favourites, and I’ve even used it as a chocolate cake filling.
The texture is important here, and you should use enough powdered sugar to make a soft dough.
I have, however, made it slightly softer and piped it into a handmade Oreo cookie sandwich in the past. To make it even more delicious, dip one end in chocolate.
Truffles made from almonds
With this Chocolate Almond Truffle recipe, making sweet and nutty handmade truffles is as simple as it gets! Learn how to create truffles at home and wow your guests with these delectable treats.
Peanut Butter Cups from Scratch
When I was out of the country for a lengthy period of time, this recipe came in handy. Who knew you can’t get Reese’s in Eastern Europe?!
To keep them as similar to the original as possible, I prefer to use milk chocolate.
Also, make sure you use high-quality chocolate; else, they won’t taste correctly.
Sprinkle with a pinch of salt, or go all out and make a salted caramel layer in the centre.
Tablet of Scotland
You may be perplexed as to why there is yet another fudge on the list. For one thing, there is no such thing as too much.
But the true reason is that Scottish tablet, like many other fudges in the UK, has a texture that we’re not accustomed to.
Unlike the creamy, chewy fudge we often see, several fudge recipes in the UK may leave you with something more crumbly.
It will split in two and melt in your mouth when you bite into it.
Yes, you read it correctly. This one has a LOT of sugar in it!
Chow for Puppies (Muddy Buddies)
Every few of months, I’ll probably produce a variation of this. It was usually my go-to for a sweet snack during get-togethers, and it travels well.
The simple recipe is fantastic on its own and doesn’t need any additional ingredients (but feel free to throw in some fun extras).
Candy Cool Whip
With just three ingredients, you can make this stunning handmade sweet! Cool Whip Candy tastes like a Three Musketeers bar, but better, with milk chocolate and a fluffy middle.
Final Word:
To sum up, the above candy recipes will help you make sure that your sweet tooth, the next time it decides to flare up, is adequately satisfied.