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Candy and Fudge for the Sweet Tooth

Copyright © 2009 Kaye Dennan

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Something I have grown to love and that is making my own fudge and candy. I never used to be very good at fudge making but now I have found some recipes that I like and I have to stop myself from pulling out the pots every night - well nearly every night!

I love nestling down at night and being able to watch a bit of TV and nibble on some of my favorite flavors. To be honest the TV doesn't excite me too much but if I means an excuse to satisfy the sweet tooth so be it. The other TV watchers in the family don't seem to mind because they also get the benefit from my having a sweet tooth.

Peanut brittle is a constant favorite and the beauty of this candy is that you can change the type of nuts you use and hence change the flavors if you are making it on a regular basis.

If you have to take a little something to a party or a gathering of some sort there is absolutely nothing like a platter of homemade chocolates, candies and fudges. They are everybody's favourites.

Homemade candy and fudge is also the most fantastic gift for Christmas, but throughout the year it is a really touching gift to give to older folk, because often they can't get out to shop or their money is so limited that they don't allow themselves these sorts of treats.

Another benefit of perfecting candy and fudge is that you don't have to keep many items in the cupboard. I find with cookie making you always seem to have to keep so many different ingredients that I tend to fall back into making the same old ones all the time so that I know I have the ingredients available.

AND, WHAT A GREAT FAMILY PROJECT If you have a gathering coming up that would be suitable to take a lolly platter to, then making all the goodies the week before would be a project to involve the kids in and have a treat at the same time. By choosing the right items you can make them well in advance of the big day. OF COURSE, you may have to hide them but I am sure you would find a spot that only you would know!!

Often when we are entertaining we get a bit hung up about the fact that we should provide a dessert but if you have a nice selection of candies and fudges on hand then you wont need to bother with fussing about with a dessert and your guests will love it just the same. They are just the answer to have with a coffee. Obviously if you have a selection of these available you can offer different taste sensations and this often pleases guests because not everybody likes the same types of dessert.

For Christmas gifts a ribboned jar of candy and/or fudge make a lovely gift. I am sure they will be appreciated this year with the difficult times people have had.

Kaye have been involved with the catering industry for many years and feel that homemade fudge and candy makes wonderful Christmas gifts when presented in a ribbon tied jar. Here are some great recipes to use. Our very popular Holiday Candy and Fudge recipes can be instantly downloaded at http://ebooksnowonline.com/family-occasions/fudge/

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