Chocolate Candy Recipes That Are Utterly Irresistible (and Easy to Make)

Sticky caramel, chocolate crackers, and nutty hazelnuts. This easy chocolate candy recipe is a tasty slam dunk. If hazelnuts aren't your topping of choice, swap in any kind of chopped toasted nut.

Candy greatness doesn't require an oven. Our homemade chocolate candy recipe combines peanuts and marshmallows to prove that a no-bake treat is a perfect choice when you're short on time.

Did you know that you can make chocolate candy in your slow cooker? Two kinds of chocolate and chocolate-hazelnut spread combine with chow mein noodles and pretzels to form a salty-sweet treat. Wrap them up and give them to friends or family as a delicious food gift for the holidays.

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Four ingredients (three, if you leave out the nuts), a bowl, and a microwave are all you need to pull together this easy chocolate candy recipe. The rich, decadent fudge takes 5 minutes to prepare. The hardest part is letting it chill before diving in for a piece.

Everyone loves a good peanut butter cup, and our homemade chocolate candy version is no exception. A chunky peanut butter filling and chopped peanuts sprinkled on top amp up the nutty flavor.

The fun in this simple chocolate candy is choosing the mix-ins. An assortment of chopped candy bars pumps up the flavor of the dark chocolate foundation. It's the perfect way to use up the leftover candy from Halloween or a party.

A bright hit of fruit flavor (thanks to dried apricots) gives rich chocolate candy an unexpected makeover. Add a little crunch to the mix with mild macadamia nuts. Serve them in colorful baking paper cups to match the occasion.

No one will ever believe this rich, thick, and sweet fudge was made with just two simple ingredients. That’s right, the magical chocolate candy recipe only requires a can of chocolate frosting and a jar of peanut butter for the ultimate cure for any sweet tooth craving. Whip up this easy chocolate candy ahead and store in the freezer up to 2 months.

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If you're the type that can't resist sneaking a taste of raw cookie dough mid-recipe, this is the chocolate candy recipe for you. Wrap edible chocolate chip cookie dough in melted chocolate, then drizzle with more chocolate. Trust us, it's even better than licking the spoon.

This easy chocolate candy recipe will have you skipping the candy aisle at the store from now on. Our buttery homemade toffee comes together with just six ingredients. We especially love the semisweet chocolate spread and toasted nuts on top.

Talk about decadent desserts for chocolate fans. Count them with us: cocoa powder, chocolate graham crackers, and semisweet chocolate pieces. Three types of chocolate add up to a winning chocolate candy recipe.

This is a classic chocolate candy recipe no one can resist biting into. A quick butter, sugar, and peanut butter mix form the truffle base. Dip into melted chocolate for a one-bite wonder that is perfect for toting to potlucks and holiday parties.

Give the oven a break and make this chocolate candy recipe for a quick no-bake dessert. Start with the main ingredients, which include white chocolate, crushed cookies, almonds, and cherries. From there, try one of three variations of the chocolate-covered candies featuring nuts and extra chocolate.

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Can’t decide between white or dark chocolate for dessert? Go with both by making this delicious chocolate candy recipe. Keep these sweet treats stored in the fridge up to a month for whenever cravings strike.

Swirl chopped chocolate-covered coffee beans into dark chocolate, then sprinkle with candied orange peel to add zesty sweetness to rich candy bark. We love giving the delicious chocolate candy as a gift for holidays or housewarmings.

Making chocolate candy is a cinch when you use household items like an ice cube tray. Fill your customizable chocolate candy with whatever sweet ingredients you (or your family) loves. The combination possibilities are endless, but we love creating homemade chocolates with sweet, creamy add-ins such as dulce de leche, chocolate-hazelnut spread, and cookie butter.

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This adorable mini dessert is going to be a hit at your next gathering. Itty-bitty petits fours provide just the right amount of chocolate candy. Make homemade chocolate ganache (we provide the recipe) for over-the-top richness.

What's the surprise in the chocolate candy pops? The chocolate-hazelnut brownie underneath each drizzle of homemade chocolate frosting, that's what. It's the perfect after-dinner treat for chocolate lovers.

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If you've never had bacon with chocolate before, prepare to be amazed. Smooth and creamy chocolate plus crunchy, salty bacon equals one dreamy dessert. Make the homemade chocolate candy for any occasion and watch it disappear.

Coffee enhances the chocolate flavor in this creamy fudge recipe. Chocolate-covered espresso beans are the perfect topper. Keep the coffee theme going and enjoy with a cup of joe or an espresso cocktail.

Peppermint and milk chocolate are a perfect Christmas combination, but this chocolate candy tastes great year-round. Mix up a batch anytime you get a craving for fresh peppermint blended with creamy chocolate.

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These smooth and creamy truffles taste great—and they make delicious gifts. We love how the chocolate sandwich cookies and a block of cream cheese transform into wow-worthy chocolate candies.

For an indulgent (and fuss-free) dessert, melt chocolate, pour it over mint patties, and scatter candies on top. The slab of chocolaty goodness is an easy option for making homemade candy.