Twin bing recipe

These delicious bars are based on a candy found mainly in the Midwest. Also known as Twin Bings or Cherry Mash, these unexpected flavors combine for a sweet treat

Enjoy this homemade version of the Twin Bing candy bars, made in Iowa. This time of year brims with holiday traditions—the baking-, cooking- and memory-making kinds. Some of our Advisory […]

Incredibly delicious, these Bing bars look and taste exactly like Palmer’s Twin Bing bars! Learn to make these candies at home with my recipe and photo tutorial.

People in Pukwana, South Dakota, come to bake sales just to buy Gwen Swanson's signature chocolate-cherry treat. Cherry-flavor chips create a red center between the chocolate layers. You can substitute peanut butter-flavor pieces if you prefer a peanut butter-chocolate combo.

A homemade candy that tastes just like the nostalgic Midwest candy - a soft Bing cherry flavored filling surrounded by layers of chocolate covered peanuts. What is Bing Cherry Candy? Bing cherry candy is a homemade candy that tastes just like Palmer's Twin Bing Bar, which is a candy bar with a cherry nougat covered

This cherry mash recipe is made with cherry baking chips, chocolate chips, marshmallows, and chunky peanut butter for an old-fashioned holiday treat.

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While not the prettiest kind of candy that you might have laid eyes on, the Twin Bing has been a popular confection since the 1920s. The current version of these little treats was released in the 1960s after some changes to the recipe. The original Bing product itself, however, is much older. Read more about the history of Twin Bing and other great snacks on the snack history website.

Try this Bing Style Bars recipe, or contribute your own.

This 19th century Sioux City candy company is the home of the Twin Bing, a historic, chocolate-covered treat.