Diy taffy homemade

One ingredient honey taffy is naturally gluten and dairy free, so a perfect choice for families with food allergies. This is such a fun & simple dessert recipe to make with kids, or to use for gifts!

Homemade saltwater taffy is fun to make and a nostalgic treat! Fill a candy jar up with a rainbow of flavors and colors.

Homemade Taffy is easy to make and gets the kids involved. Welcome to our Sweet Shoppe! Let's make loads of taffy.

This is a post sponsored by Blueprint Social and Disney. All opinions are my own When I was young I remember popping in video of The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. My sisters and

It used to be simply called Tangy Taffy. And I ate yards and yards of the stuff when I was a kid. It was my go to movie treat when we went to the theater as a family. I remember stopping at the 7-11 (because their candy was always on sale) and picking out two pieces of candy with my brother and dad. The brother would usually go for something chocolate, dad too. Now there's a guy who likes his chocolate bars. Personally, I would get something that would last a long time. A slab of tangy taffy…

If you love fresh saltwater taffy but hate the idea of all of that pulling and stretching, this is the recipe for you! This traditional taffy is pulled with the dough hook in your KitchenAid. No one will know you didn’t get a workout!

Making taffy is super fun. I will warn you though, your arms will get quite the workout. Especially if you cook it to about 265. Mine got really tough after a few minutes and by the end of the 20 minutes of stretching I was starting to sweat and my arms were starting to shake. Okay, maybe it wasn't that bad! Just look at it like.. you're burning the calories for what you're about to eat. That works! And you'll need that motto because this taffy is addictive. If the stretching part seems…

Try a good old-fashioned taffy pull! This is especially fun to make on a chilly day!

It used to be simply called Tangy Taffy. And I ate yards and yards of the stuff when I was a kid. It was my go to movie treat when we went to the theater as a family. I remember stopping at the 7-11 (because their candy was always on sale) and picking out two pieces of candy with my brother and dad. The brother would usually go for something chocolate, dad too. Now there's a guy who likes his chocolate bars. Personally, I would get something that would last a long time. A slab of tangy taffy…

Have some old-fashioned sticky fun with Homemade Saltwater Taffy. Get the whole family involved with pulling the taffy and make some memories in the process.