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is a wonderful way to spend quality time with friends and family, but don’t sleep on candymaking. Besides being great for snacking and satisfying your sweet tooth, homemade confections also make thoughtful gifts for your loved ones.
It’s rumored that a choirmaster created and gave out candy canes so children would remain quiet during church service, and since then candy canes—and other confections—have become a mainstay during holiday season. Candy canes may be the most popular Christmas candy, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy other holiday treats. Gather friends and family to help you dip, portion, and wrap your homemade candies and soon your kitchen will feel like Santa’s workshop.
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