Hard candy molds

So, I think we all have childhood memories of great hard candy suckers in some sort of cute shape. BUT that doesn't mean we know how to mak...

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Check out these fun Koolaid Hard Candy Lollipops! Try my easy Koolaid candy recipe and make homemade lollipops for the kids.

Old Fashioned Suckers are the simple hard candy suckers you had as a kid. They are basic. They aren't the flashy swirled lollipops. But they are delicious and will take you back to your childhood.

Cheery, bright and fiery red, this cinnamon hard candy is a yummy treat for enjoying around the holidays—or any time you crave a spicy sweet.

This cannabis hard candy recipe is easy DIY for a sweet treat with added THC or CBD. Throw them in a tin for long term storage and freshness.

Since I am sharing my Kool-Aid Lollies Recipe with you, and they really only work with molds, I also wanted to share a way to make molds yourself with tin foil. They are pretty easy and work really well with any hard candy recipe. First, cut a strip of tin foil a few inches wide.Then,...

How to Make Hard Candy Jewels

Under-filling the wells in the gem molds produces more realistic looking gems that are easier to remove once hardened. Soak the sauce pan, candy thermometer, spatula, and measuring cup with hot water as quickly as you can after you finish working to dissolve the remaining syrup. A single recipe makes about 6 dozen small candies of one color (fewer if you combine them to make "complete" jewels). Adapted from Martha Stewart.