Bit of honey candy

One of my favorite candy bars when I was little, and still today! These are nice cut into bite-sized pieces, then wrapped. A lot easier to eat!

A recipe for Bit-O-Honey Candy made with honey, peanut butter, dry powdered

Today I tried my hand at making a classic candy! Uses only 4 ingredients.My last video: Prime Ribhttps://youtu.be/g1G7eXoOd_wSubscribe to my channel!Instagra...

Homemade Bits-of-Honey ½ cup honey 1 Tbsp butter 1 cup peanut butter 1 to 1 1/8 cups dry milk powder Combine honey, butter and peanut butter in bowl, mix well. Add enough dry milk to firm doug…

Ever since my father-in-law began bee keeping at their farm 3 years ago (and producing honey by the gallons), Ken’s family has been trying new recipes like crazy to find ways to incorporate their honey surplus. Over Easter, Ken’s Grandma Ruth made a homemade batch of Bit O’Honey candies and brought them to the farm for everyone to try. They were so delicious, chewy like taffy, creamy and sweet (and relatively sinless as sweets go!) Lucky for us Grandma Ruth was willing to share her recipe…

Also known as sponge candy, hokey-pokey and cinder toffee, this candy is incredibly easy to make, but requires a candy thermometer and a little bit of patience. Sugar, water, corn syrup, honey and salt are cooked to make a dark syrup. Baking soda is whisked in and the result is basically a science experiment that will have your kiddos ooh-ing and ahh-ing. As soon as the baking soda hits the hot syrup, it begins to grow and bubble, creating the candy’s signature air pockets…aka honeycomb.

Author: Cassie Stevens Do you remember Bit O’ Honey? The peanut butter and honey lightly crunchy candies. They were good! I don’t even know if they make them anymore. I rarely visit the…

Easily one of the most satisfying treats you'll ever make. My 4 ingredient maple honeycomb candy is the perfect sweet sponge toffee to make.

One of my favorite candy bars when I was little, and still today! These are nice cut into bite-sized pieces, then wrapped. A lot easier to eat!

hen I worked at Cox Honeyland one of my favorite candies was their Old-Fashioned Honey Candy – the kind you can pull! It is delicious, and it’s fun to make!