Amish Candies
Most Amish and Mennonites don't celebrate Christmas or Easter with bright Santas and cheery bunnies. You won't' find strings of lights or grass-filled baskets. The Amish celebrate holidays in more low-key ways, without the material and decorative trappings found in more secular society. The Amish, however, will celebrate these special holidays with special foods. And often homemade candies are the ultimate expression Christmas or Easter in Amish kitchens. Many Amish cooks wouldn't think of celebrating Easter without some special homemade Mashed Potato Candy and forget Christmas without some incredible Amish cashew crunch! Among the Amish, celebrating special occasions with candy is dandy, find the perfect recipe below for you to celebrate the season!
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Updated: Homemade Twix Bars
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Amish "Crack" Cashew Crunch
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Amish Peanut Butter Easter Eggs
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Homemade Amish Caramels
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Yoder's Old-Fashioned Amish Turtle Candies
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Plain Kansas: New Year's Taffy Pull
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Amish Homemade Chocolate-Covered Cherries
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Easy Cornflake Christmas Wreaths
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Amish Mashed Potato Candy
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Amish Guilt-Free Fudge (and 3 other sugar-free favorite recipes)
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Gloria's Old-Fashioned, Easy Butterscotch Graham Cracker Candy