About the sweetness of these candies: If a juice is sweet enough to drink, it's sweet enough for a gummy snack, but you might feel differently. Cranberry juice, for example, is typically pre-sweetened ...

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 ...

To make the tasty homemade gummies, Sheridan used 1.5 cups of water, 1 cup of fruit (mango, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, or a mixture of all is recommended), and 4 tbsps gelatine. She also ...

Candy-making at home can be a fun and rewarding activity, whether you’re crafting treats for a special occasion or just craving something sweet. With a few simple ingredients and techniques, you can ...

Melt chocolate in the microwave on high for 30 seconds, watching carefully so that it doesn’t burn. Stir and heat for another 30 seconds, as needed, stirring until smooth. Stir in crushed candies.

There are so many people in our lives that deserve a plate of holiday cheer: neighbors, teachers, postal carriers...the list can go on and on. With both Christmas gifts and treats, even if you aren't ...

F&W's Paige Grandjean walks you through the process of suspending lollipop sticks into a sugar solution flavored with a splash of cool, refreshing peppermint oil to make these elegant candies. Be ...

Re-create New York's most iconic cookie with the help of this mouthwatering recipe. For the grated chocolate, you can use a chocolate candy bar, or really any other type of chocolate bar you like.

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 ...