Chocolate candy melts

These little candies have become a staple in my annual Christmas baking, though they are so simple, all you need is a microwave! They literally melt i your mouth and will be adored by any chocolate+PB lover! You can easily change the quantities as the white candy, chocolate candy, and peanut butter are used in equal amounts. I use Wilton brand candy melts but you could probably use chocolate chips or almond bark as well.

Want to learn how to make chocolate-covered pretzels with Candy Melts candy or how to use Candy Melts for chocolate-covered strawberries? Look no further! With this collection of 16 fun Candy Melts candy dipping recipes, you’ll be dipping, dunking and drizzling your way to tasty treats in no time!

This Candy Heart Chocolate Bark makes a great gift or treat for Valentine’s Day and is so quick and easy with this simple hack!

Use colored Candy Melts to make Candy Clay. This simple 2-ingredient recipe can be used to decorate cupcakes, cookies, cakes, and other treats. See how...

Oil-based food coloring is the secret to coloring Candy Melts candy. With these tips and tricks on how to color and combine Candy Melts, you can customize your candy to match your needs.

One of the topics I see come up the most often in my comments has to do with melting chocolate. Chocolate that’s too thick. Chocolate that’s too runny. Chocolate challenges. Why is my chocolate so thick? How do I think out my chocolate? Why isn’t my chocolate setting up? These are very common questions. I am NOT an expert and...

Use a simple technique to color white chocolate or Candy Melts then use those colors to paint candy molds and make homemade chocolate lollipops. Tutorial.

Learn how to melt chocolate, including chocolate chips: on the stove, in the microwave, and in a slow cooker, with easy tips for best results.

Melting chocolate can seem daunting, but with these tips and easy instructions you'll quickly become a master. We're sharing how to melt chocolate chips in the microwave, or in a double boiler on the stove. Plus, learn which method is best for your treats, whether you're making candy bark, dipping cake pops and truffles, or just need a delicious chocolate drizzle.

Candy Melts are great! I have been working with them since I was in Jr. High. I would give them as gifts for all the holidays. I’d love going to pick out new molds and make them into suckers. Thanks, Mom, for encouraging my interests – as varied as they were. Candy melts are really...Read More