My favorite childhood treat. Best eaten fresh within a few days of being made

I've always loved cornflake candy, I'm sure you will too!

It’s fun and colorful and the kids love it 🙂 Choose any colors to switch things up for game day, a birthday party or any other holiday. SO easy!

I got the candy cane shape idea from an American recipe website, so I made it with my favorite cookie batter called "melting moment" which is equivalent to snowball cookies in Japan I think. This cookie is so delicious! If you can't shape it well, roll it up into balls and simply bake!The dough is not easy to roll out, so do not make it too small, or it will break after baking. I recommend making the stick thick. If the cookies brown too much, the coloring won't turn out as cute, so be careful not to over bake! Please try this with your favorite cookie batter. For about 28 sticks. Recipe by aquariusmoon

I seen this on Pillsbury. Com and had to try it . I added my on spin on this .This would be good with apple pie filling too if you don’t like cherries . I should have made two as it wasn’t enough for my family ..... I just didn’t have time, I suggest making two if you are feeding more than 2-3 people, it is good and everyone in my house wanted 2nds helpings . This was easy but some what mess when pinching the ends together I got some filling all over my hands...

Make sure you wash the apples well - the coating won't stick unless they're really clean

kids will love to help make these! cute kid gift exchange idea :santa

I have been making this with my grandmother since I was a little girl!

I felt so nostalgic for the 'kinako candy' I used to get from the local sweet shop when I was a child... I want to give it to my children if I have some, so I wrote down the recipe. The unsaturated fatty acids in the kinako help to make your blood healthy.If there's some kinako left in the pan after taking the paste out, add some milk to make kinako milk (so as not to waste the kinako).When forming the candy, make sure to cool it down enough to handle so you don't burn yourself.Enjoy this candy both freshly made and chilled! For 20 pieces. Recipe by moon5601

Easy, affordable and great little edible decorations for baby showers. I made these for one of my coworkers shower we gave her at work. I placed them all over the cake table and even made a neckless with some of them for her too wear.

My husband and I love making fudge. I love candy canes so this recipe is great for Christmas parties. Enjoy!

This homemade honeycomb candy is delicious to eat and can be a good compliment for other treats such as ice cream, cookies and drinks.