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A red mug wrapped in a white knit cozy holds several pieces of Sticky Paws candy—chocolate-covered caramel and almond treats, some broken to reveal the nutty, caramel filling inside.

Christmas

Sticky Paws Williams Sonoma Copycat

Homemade almond toffee bites made in a mini muffin pan, which is genius! This is the best homemade candy! Great for the holidays and gift giving.

Christmas

Toffee Bites

Close-up of a green cornflake wreath cookie decorated with a licorice bow and red candy “berries” on a metal tray, highlighting the festive charm of classic cornflake wreaths.

Christmas

Cornflake Wreaths

Two layer peanut butter oreo fudge recipe that is only 4 ingredients! This is easiest and BEST fudge recipe!

Candy

Peanut Butter Oreo Fudge

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Candy

Football Bark

Six delicious and easy Under the Sea Graham Crackers on a wooden table.

Candy

Under the Sea Graham Crackers

Adorable and delicious oreo acorn ball desserts on a round wooden board.

Thanksgiving

Acorn Oreo Balls

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