Chocolate candy melts

My mom always made Pecan Caramel Chocolate Turtles during the holiday season. Toasted pecans and creamy caramel are mixed together, allowed to harden, and dipped in melted chocolate.

In this article, I'll talk about the best melting chocolate for molds, how to melt chocolate for molds, and the top brands of chocolate for melting. :)

A chocolatier shares her Chocolate Making Tips so you can make the best homemade chocolates. Learn how to choose the right chocolate, melt it properly, and use it to create decadent candies. Learn how to make modeling chocolate (candy clay) and how to fix it if it's greasy or dry and how to color and paint chocolate.

If you're ready to try your hand at making chocolate candy, start with these chocolate candy recipes such as fudge, nut clusters, and chocolate barks.

Confused about which candy melt to use for your cake pops? I did a Melting Candy Wafers Test to see which brand would melt the smoothest.

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This easy DIY Christmas chocolate is made using creamy melted chocolate and cute Christmas candy molds. Ready in just 25 minutes!

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

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.

This simple hack makes it so easy to make this fun treat, which is also a great Valentine's Day gift!