Honey comb candy with honey

This easy Honeycomb recipe makes the BEST caramel-toffee candy that can be coated in chocolate to taste just like Cadbury Crunchie bars you can get in England or the Violet Crumble candy in Australia! Honeycomb is extra amazing mixed into ice cream!

This Honeycomb Candy recipe is made with zero corn syrup and uses all clover honey. Honeycomb Toffee is a delicious candy, perfect to give as gifts.

Honeycomb candy, also known as honeycomb toffee, is a five-ingredient treat that's really special but quite simple. Pieces of this homemade candy are wonderful as after-dinner sweets, drizzled with chocolate, or crumbled over ice cream. Get the recipe at the link. #recipeideas #honeycombcandy #easyrecipes #recipes #southernliving

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Crispy Southern Honeycomb Candy - Dive into the delightful crunch of homemade honeycomb candy, a Southern favorite that's easy to create in your own kitchen. #HoneycombCandy #SouthernSweet #CandyMaking #DessertRecipe #DIYCandies #SweetTooth #BakingFun #HomecraftedTreats #EasyCandyRecipe #SouthernDelights

Do you love toffee? Craving for something sweet? Here is an easy hokey pokey honeycomb toffee recipe also referred to as sponge toffee, sponge candy, sea foam or cinder toffee. Believe it or not this crunchy candy only takes about fifteen minutes to prepare and uses only 5 ingredients. Growing up sponge toffee was one of my favorites confectionery treats. Crunchy, light, super sweet and yummy sticky texture is just a few characteristics I can describe. I can still smell the sweet fragrance…

Light and crisp honeycomb candy is also known as Hokey Pokey in Australia and New Zealand. It's fun to eat and only takes a few minutes to make!

hen I worked at Cox Honeyland one of my favorite candies was their Old-Fashioned Honey Candy – the kind you can pull! It is delicious, and it’s fun to make!

I got really into candy making a few months back. Out of all the recipes I tried, my favorite recipe to make was honey comb. Its looks really impressive but it is super simple to make. You can make it plain or dip it into melted chocolate. I have also added chopped nuts to create a honey comb nut brittle (although if you add nuts you do deflate the honey comb a bit). Anyway you make it, it is a real crowd pleaser. At least my work friends think so. I found this particular recipe while…