But how did these mint-flavored red-and-white striped sticks of hard candy turn into an icon of Christmas? Unfortunately, there's no simple answer. There are a lot of stories about where candy ...

They are often found on the WORST Christmas candy list, in fact. People who don't like them cite reasons like they can be messy to eat, hard to unwrap in one whole piece and, once sucked on for a ...

before cutting or breaking it into smaller pieces. Tip: Store Christmas bark in an airtight container at room temperature for up to five days.

Yes, the candy cane is iconic and it's a staple of the Christmas season, but they're more of a pain than a joy to eat if we're being honest. They're hard to unwrap without breaking, they get sticky ...

The popularity of candy canes and ribbon candy has a lot to do with 20th-century machines that sped up production D. Lawrence Tarazano, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Some of the most ...

Whether you prefer peppermint or newfangled flavors, you’re bound to feel the Christmas spirit when you unwrap this classic hard candy. Allison is a James Beard–nominated food writer and a ...

Christmas is one of our favorite times of year ... the owner of Nandy's Candy. For weeks, the candy store's employees have been putting in hard work to create these festive treats by hand. King says ...