How to use candy melts

Berrylicious Sweets on Instagram: "Another short video on how to melt candy melts 💜 #cakepops #cake #baking #baker #bakingtutorial"

A soft and pliable chocolate clay that can be used to sculpt shapes, cover cakes, or decorate treats will harden and hold its shape as it dries.

Kori Lowe on Instagram: "I hope I was able to answer all of your questions here. How I get my chocolate (candy melts)smooth,alternatives if you can't get gift box, etc. I've used most brands of candy melts with great results with this method. . . . #chocolatecoveredstrawberries #tutorial #mothersday #giftideas #cakepops #korilowesweetlife #treattable #chocolate #chocolatesrose"

Candy Melts are great! I have been working with them since I was in Jr. High. I would give them as gifts for all the holidays. I’d love going to pick out new molds and make them into suckers. Thanks, Mom, for encouraging my interests – as varied as they were. Candy melts are really...Read More

Everything You Need To Know About Candy Melts: Candy melts are the most versatile treat medium, scroll down to find tons of tips and tricks. From what's

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In this article, I'll talk about the best melting chocolate for molds, how to melt chocolate for molds, and the top brands of chocolate for melting. :)

You can do so much with Candy Melts - ganache, candy clay, pipe shapes and so much more! Check out this list of 19 different ways you can use Candy Melts.

First, I’m going to go over my personal favorite melting method for homemade candy and chocolate: the candy melting pot! I specifically like using my Wilton’s Candy Melt Pot over all other melting methods for my candy projects for a few reasons. To start with, this melting pot always cooks and keeps the candy at

I use store-bought candy melts for everything from cake pops to brownie decorations. They don't impart much flavor, though, so when I'm looking for that candy consistency with a specific