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by stephsbitebybite and filed in Candy, Desserts
Peanut butter and butterscoth are melted together and cover tons of marshmallows. Perfect right?!
by afarmgirlsdabbles and filed in Candy, Desserts
These Chocolate Dipped Marshmallow Pops will have you feeling like a kid again!
by Laura | Tutti Dolci and filed in Candy, Desserts
Bailey’s Irish Cream-infused truffles make an impressive edible gift.
by OneMadHousewife and filed in Candy, Desserts
A little nutty, a little sweet, a whole lotta goodness. You will probably eat the whole pan like I did.
by Heather- Bake, Run, Live and filed in Candy, Desserts
An easy recipe that makes soft, chewy caramels (the kind that doesn’t stick to your teeth!).
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pertigal on 9.16.2009
Wow! I’m amazed at how easy this looks and I love truffles. I will definitely try this as soon as I finish the truffles in my cabinet.
yardsailor on 9.16.2009
These look wonderful and easy. Thanks for sharing.
Jenifer on 9.16.2009
these sound amazing! I cant wait to try them.
sprucehill on 9.16.2009
Oh my those looks so good!
austingurl on 9.16.2009
Question for ya. Do you have to use a flavoring? What if you just like plain chocolate?
Sweet Anna's on 9.16.2009
You could leave out the flavoring… but I would suggest at least adding a little bit of vanilla extract, for depth. Or you could use a chocolate liqueur!
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Jenifer on 9.17.2009
So I made these and they are amazing! I have to have alot of control to not eat all of them in one sitting. I switched up the recipe a bit though. Instead of using 2 cups of bittersweet chocolate I used 1 cup bittersweet and 1 cup Andes mint chips. Awesome recipe and super easy!
Sweet Anna's on 9.18.2009
mmm…. Andes mint chips sound good!!! And I LOVE that you changed things up… I’m all about that!
) I myself am dying to try them with white chocolate soon…
Mom2shay on 9.19.2009
I love good, simple chocolate truffles! I can’t wait to try these. I’m thinking of using kahlua, maybe even try it with different types of chocolate chips.
tarab on 9.20.2009
Oh my these are the best! My sister freaked they taste like her favorite truffes that she gets at Christmas. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
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