How to Make Hard Candy at Home Easy with a few added guests

How to Make Hard Candy at Home Easy with a few added guests

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[bees]

"You are probably thinking 'has he lost his marbles?' The answer is, Yes!" Gorgeous words

[aselrahc]

"We're gonna dust it with powdered sugar." -throws spoonfuls of sugar in piles on candy- LOL

[airmusic]

Been coming back to this video for over 4 yrs now, such a fabulous simple reference point for Candy making 😊

[djterry]

I made this candy at Christmas. I made 4 different flavors. I had not seen this video before today but you made it exactly the same way I did!

[Mark-ybsp]

I made this recipe 3 times and it’s the best one on YouTube. His simple steps are the key. But you gotta keep stirring or you’ll burn it.
But it turns out really well. Enjoy.

[Pokekid]

Made these tonight with grape Lorrane's. I didn't need any food coloring. Turned out dark purple and great!!! Thanks for the recipe.

[williamsaums]

THIS IS AN AWSOME RECIEPT i have a large family and this is great all 8 kids shut up and helped out today im thinking christmas now candy and nuts talk about time warp because i remember when my grand mother would make candies and geathered nuts from the last harvest on the nut farm and that was our stocking stuffers

[kendraborczuch-kitts]

Thank you ❤️ I have to make ice cubes for a cake, I appreciate you, Gods Blessings on your week!

[itsthatonechickagaincallth]

You see, I never really had grandparents.. My grandmother on my mom's side called me grossvand overweight when I was like 7.. It almost made me anorexic, thank god my parents were perceptive of it early on. But again, I never really had grandparents. But when I stumbled on this channel, I feel like I finally understand the whole grandparent thing. Honestly, he's so sweet and goofy and I feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

[anglearch]

I'm so glad I found your channel. I love your personality

[louise]

I made my candies while watching your guiding video and it was really helpful!! Your instruction is clear and straight forward, simple to follow! I also got my own experience while making them. It seems like the more water I put the harder the candy dries. So for the third time I put less water but more syrup and sugar, then the candy became very quick to dry. I also put in different food colors. However it seems difficult to make them into shapes so I ended up with random shapes like porcelain fragments of!! My friends love them!! Thank you so much for your video and your assistant. p.s I love those cute animals pop up sometimes~~~

[erickacolden]

Love the way you make it sound easy and fun. Not so scared to try by the way you make it sound fun thanks for sharing

[cbear]

Thank you Big Family Homestead. My kids would have starved without this video

[marigeobrien]

Thank you! I love licorice but not soft chewy licorice. So I decided to make my own with a little Anise extract and black food coloring. ;) Can't wait to make it.

[jamiegillies]

My six year old loved this video! Last Christmas I made ribbon candy and candy canes, it's similar but as it starts to cool you work the candy and shape it.

[magalliguzman]

Thank you so so much!. I used to pay $26.99 plus shipping for a 5lb bag of white rock candy to decorate my Geode Cakes. I did not place mine in the freezer cause I was afraid I would get condensation. And, I also used just a few drops of a clear lemon flavor cause I need to keep it clear white. Thanks once again

[bro]

I've watched this video 3 times before making medicated hard candy; now adopted into the process of a sku in one of my edible product. Thank you

[rebeccalogan]

The flavor cost way more than 50 cents now lol its $2.17 for a 2 pack at Walmart

[elevated]

I put 7 grams of marijuana extract in the recipe ( legal here!). Very tasty pain relief to help get off opiates after surgery. Thanks for the video.

[mapleviewfarm]

You made this look so easy!  My girls use to ask me to make anise candy EVERY year.  It was a 50/50 chance it would turn out (either I didn't cook it long enough, or I burned it!).  Maybe now that I have a digital thermometer I may be more successful!  Anyway....thanks for the memories!