Homemade chocolate candy hearts made with candy melts and melted chocolate are perfect homemade treats for Valentine's Day. Share these little hearts with your sweetheart or add them to Valentine's Day treat bags!

Making edible cake decorations or delicious toppers for cupcakes is easy when you know how to use candy molds to create delicious homemade candies. They’re an excellent way for beginner bakers to add personality and flavor to their baked treats with minimum effort. With hundreds of designs to choose from, you know there’s one to match your mood! #wiltoncakes #blog #blopost #candy #candymaking #gifting #candymolds #siliconemolds #howto #homemade #candymelts #nobake #semihomemade

Molding chocolate is as much an art as a science, so you should choose only the finest tools and ingredients. But, of course, the most important is the chocolate itself which can be as varied in type and quality as fine wine. If you’re looking for the best chocolate for molding but aren’t sure where...Read More

Make your own spooky Halloween chocolate candies at home with a bit if melting chocolate and marshmallows! These Spooky Marshmallow Filled Chocolates can be made with any candy mold so the possibilities are endless!

Not sure how to use candy molds? No worries! Here in this article, you'll find a step-by-step guide to using candy molds for your desserts. Be inspired by our tips and ideas! #HowToUseCandyMolds #UsingCandyMoldsTips

I created these oh so adorable DIY Peppermint Candy Bowls made from, you guessed it, peppermint candy!

Easily make homemade gummy candy at home using your favorite fruit juice and any silicone mold you please from gummy bears to hearts to holiday shapes!

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.

Learn how to make peanut butter cups in silicone molds for shaped treats. This recipe is easy enough for kids to make and so delicious!

This DIY Easter Candy took a couple of attempts before getting it right. The first time I tried making it I placed the candy directly into the mold thinking that it would simply melt into the ears of the bunny. But that didn’t really work, so Roger picked up a second bag of candy on his way home so I could attempt it a second time. I ended up crushing the candy into small pieces before filling the Easter silicone molds and this turned out to be... Tap 'Visit' to continue reading.