Because I am slightly poor this year, I'm thinking about doing some candy gift baskets for Christmas.
I know sometimes it seems like a cheap way out but I think it can be done in a very elegant way, especially if you make some delicious and unique candies.
Here are some of the recipes I'm looking into:
Truffles

Peanut Butter Cups
(with soy butter!)

Caramel Popcorn

I used my Aunt Wendy's recipe and made some to take up to John's grandparents' cottage in the summer and it disappeared very quickly! I think this is a great idea for a Christmas gift since you can find some really cute tins to put it in AND it would go great in a movie-themed basket.
More Fudge!
I know I posted peppermint fudge the other day but these fudge cups are adorable. AND by making them in mini-muffin cups you can individualize each one.

I used my Aunt Wendy's recipe and made some to take up to John's grandparents' cottage in the summer and it disappeared very quickly! I think this is a great idea for a Christmas gift since you can find some really cute tins to put it in AND it would go great in a movie-themed basket.
More Fudge!

Peppermint Bark
I've made this a few times and it's so easy to eat half of the entire thing simply because you don't realize how often you go over to break off another peice! I saw another Martha recipe for peppermint bark with crispy rice in it which I think I will try!
That's it for now - though you can believe the recipes for some of these will be going up in no time.

That's it for now - though you can believe the recipes for some of these will be going up in no time.
I have my (one and only) exam this afternoon! Then a christmas party, and then my friend and I are creating the most amazing Mars bar cheesecake the world has ever seen.
It's going to be a night of gluttony!
Oh my. All these recipes look fantastic! Perhaps the ones that won't fit in your containers will make it to the Country Christmas bash?
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