Candy canes are the quintessential Christmas candy. And although the exact origin story of this holiday tradition is a bit murky, there's no denying that the flavors of sugar and peppermint, curved ...

The Reese’s Sundae is a peanut butter lover’s dream—vanilla ice cream topped with hot fudge, Reese’s cups, and a drizzle of ...

Cocktails offer a great way to get creative. These hard candy cocktail garnish ideas will add sweet flavor and visual style ...

Today, candy cane flavors extend far beyond classic peppermint. There are candy canes based on favored candies, like Nerds, Swedish Fish, Sour Patch, Sweetarts, Lifesavers and others.

10. Broil, 1 baking sheet at a time, on middle rack of oven until marshmallows are golden brown and melted, 1 to 2 minutes. (Keep an eye on them because they will toast very quickly.) Remove from ...

These festive, rich peppermint brownies topped with crushed candy canes are from London’s cult-favorite bakery Violet. Preheat the oven to 350°F. Butter a 9- x 13-inch baking pan and line with ...

There’s no better way to add a refreshing zing to hot chocolate than with peppermint patties. A candy cane stirrer makes it fit for a queen. (via A Zesty Bite) Buy now , ...

Immediately sprinkle reserved candy canes on top. Let cookies sit on baking sheets at room temperature 4 hours to allow chocolate to harden. (Or, chill 30 minutes to speed up the process.) ...

Peppermint is a perfect holiday flavor and this limited-time Blizzard is made with "peppermint candy cane pieces, choco chunks and cozy cocoa fudge blended with our world-famous soft serve ...

Candy canes allegedly first appeared on the scene in Germany in the 1670s. In the mid-1800s, a German immigrant to the United States looked at the hook-shaped candies and decided that they would be ...