Sixlets candy

Candies keep getting upgrades — they're now bigger, come in more flavors, and pack in even more sugary goodness — but these nostalgic candies from the past will always be classics.

Giant candy decorations are so much fun and I just love making them! Plus, I have been dreaming of decorating my house as a giant gingerbread house for Christmas for many years. This year is finally the year! I have been making giant candy for months. There’s been giant rock candy, candy canes, gum drops, candy necklaces, Sixlets, and lots of different lollipops stacking up all over my house! As I have been busy creating decorations, I have also been working to create tutorials that I can sh

Candies keep getting upgrades — they're now bigger, come in more flavors, and pack in even more sugary goodness — but these nostalgic candies from the past will always be classics.

Rachel Teodoro {formerly Holy Craft} is a hands on home and family blog started in 2010 written by a stay at home mom of three in the greater Seattle area. It's my hope that I can help you to live well on less, share tips and tricks to make you more efficient around the house and bring you inspiration for your every day life all without breaking the bank!

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Love this Sixlets assortment! Beautiful rainbow assortment called Tie Dye!

Small candies that can be eaten by the handful are some of the most enjoyable candies on the market. There are many candies that are made using this format, but Sixlets are one of the most well-known of these candies. You will find that there are many versions of candy that have been made to copy this candy but Sixlets are still one of the best versions of this candy style. Read more of the history of Sixlets and many other great snacks on our website.

Perfect for an Easter table or basket!

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