Dragon's Beard Candy, also known as Chinese cotton candy, is a traditional Chinese sweet that dates back hundreds of years. It is sweet and slightly chewy, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture.
Cotton Candy Lip Scrub - a cotton candy flavored, homemade sugar scrub for sweet, kissable lips! One of the best sugar scrubs out there!
Are you looking for a fun way for kids to feel included at your cocktail parties? These fun non-alcoholic cotton candy drinks are the perfect solution.
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Cotton Candy in a cocktail...I've been tossing it around in my head in awhile. We have a fun little girls night in a few weeks and I thought something pink and girly would be perfect - especially with Valentine's Day just around the corner. Thus, this yummy little libation was created. Behold the Cotton Candy Champagne Cocktail. Because who doesn't like champagne? Or sugar?! I can't wait to surprise our girlfriends with this fun little drink. Did I mention it was a painting and crafting night? Champagne totally mixes with detailed painting and crafting, am I right? ;) I'm dishing on all the yummy bubbly details of the Cotton Candy Champagne cocktail over on Savvy Sassy Moms. Make the hop, check it out, and mix up a batch for your Galentine's this February! Two quick side notes not mentioned: I had a hard time finding cotton candy so ordered mine Amazon, but also found that you can make your own too! If you want to make a non-alcohol version of the drink just use club soda in lieu of champagne. Just know that you'll want to bring the leftovers back home with you on this one. #theyareluckyiamsharing Do you have a candy that you think would mix well in a cocktail? Share with us! We're willing to do some experimenting in our Magnolia Mamas Kitchens! (We'll share the end results - we promise!) ;) Come spend the day with us on: | Instagram | Pinterest | Facebook | Twitter |
Indulge in the sweet sensation of cotton candy cocktails.
This Fluffy Cotton Candy Vest Free Knitting Pattern is great for any season. It‘s perfect for layering over long sleeve tops.
These Cotton Candy Cookies are a whimsical treat that captures the sweet, nostalgic flavors of cotton candy. Perfect for parties, festive gatherings, or just a fun baking day at home, these cookies are light, fluffy, and delightfully pink!
Welcome to the world of Cotton Candy Cookies! This recipe promises to deliver not only a burst of color but also a delightful blend of sweet flavors that will captivate your taste buds. Perfect for ... READ MORE
I have a confession...I've never liked the texture of actual cotton candy. This might sound a little bazaar to write in a blog post, but the consistency reminds me of hair. Yuck! Thank goodness it
These Cotton Candy Macarons are so delicious and so much fun! Learn to make these swirled shells filled with cotton candy flavored buttercream.
These cotton candy margaritas, inspired by the popular childhood candy, use a surprise ingredient to create a perfectly mixed, pink cocktail!
Today I made Cream Cheese Mints for the first time. I recently bought some Cotton Candy Flavored Oil from LorAnn and wanted to give it a try. Their site had a Mint Recipe so that's what I used. I was disappointed because the oil actually smelled more fruity, not like cotton candy at all. I wondered if maybe the labels got mixed up? So, what I ended up with was more like Tutti Frutti Mints! I bought a rose candy mold and thought it would make pretty mints! The recipe is so easy, but I did have one issue with it - no, actually 2! (I hope LorAnn doesn't read this post! LOL!) The recipe said to use between 4 - 41/2 cups of powdered sugar. I used 4 cups and the mixture was so dry and crumbly that at that point I wasn't able to do anything with it. Having not made mints before, I wasn't sure what to do. I finally decided to add another ounce of cream cheese to the mixture, and that worked! My second issue with the recipe was that it said to use 5-6 drops of oil. I used that amount and couldn't taste much flavor - no Cotton Candy, no Tutti Frutti. After using 15 drops, there was a little more flavor. Now, I have to say that the recipe is for Peppermint Flavored Mints and I'm sure that the mint is a stronger flavor. I had no problem at all in forming the mints (after adding the additional cream cheese.) I just used my measuring spoon - teaspoon size - to measure out the "dough." Next, I formed the dough into balls and dropped them in my pretty sanding sugar. Then I pressed the balls into my rose mold. They actually came out quite easy. After I filled my mold I just turned it upside down and tapped it on the counter and the mints came right out! Sparkling Cotton Candy Mints (recipe adapted from here) 4 ounces cream cheese, softened 15 drops LorAnn Cotton Candy Oil pink food coloring 4 cups powdered sugar sanding sugar With an electric mixer, beat the cream cheese until soft, about one minute. Add the flavoring and food coloring and mix until blended. Mix in the powdered sugar 1/2 cup at a time until mixture is no longer sticky. Form into small balls using 1/2 teaspoon of mixture for each. Roll in sanding sugar and flatten with tines of a fork or press into a mint mold. Store Finished mints in airtight container in the refrigerator. There are LOTS of Cream Cheese Mint recipes on Pinterest. Some use 2 kinds of sugar and some use a bit of butter. There are butter mints recipes too! You can check out my Mints board on Pinterest for these recipes!
Learn how to make this cotton candy martini with an easy-to-follow tutorial.
Experience the enchantment of Cotton Candy Lemonade, a zesty and sweet concoction. Embrace the magic of summer with this delightful drink. Are you ready to be whisked away?
When you think of movie night you instantly think popcorn, right? If so, come on in and check out these flavored popcorn recipes with me! There's nothing more comforting at movie night than popcorn. Whether
Cotton Candy Cupcakes: fun, unique cupcakes flavored just like cotton candy!
With a soft and buttery cookie base, these Cotton Candy Crumbl Cookies are topped with a swirl of cotton candy frosting and finished off with a sprinkle of colorful Nerds candy. Not only are they visually stunning, but the combination of flavors is perfect for any lover of cotton candy!
Cotton candy macarons of your dreams! Beautifully marbled macaron shells filled with cotton candy flavored Swiss meringue buttercream.
This tea tastes just like cotton candy! Life is kinda like a county fair. AS ALWAYS, THESE RECIPES DON’T REQUIRE ANY PRICEY PRODUCTS OR SUPPLEMENTS AND ALL COME IN FOR LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR PER TEA! Remember that you can add instant tea powder and guarana powder into any tea as your caffeine/energy component. It […] More
These Cotton Candy Macarons are so delicious and so much fun! Learn to make these swirled shells filled with cotton candy flavored buttercream.
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Be sure to try this Cotton Candy Milkshake recipe that's so dreamy, it'll make your tastebuds do a happy dance.
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Use this idea for a cotton candy baptism object lesson and talk for your next Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints baptism.
Soft and fluffy, subtly sweet Japanese style cotton candy cake roll. Easy to use chiffon cake recipe that doesn't crack easily while rolling.
A fun, simple activity and craft for kids! Directions: Color in the cotton candy with your favorite flavors, then glue some cotton balls to it to give it texture. To see this craft in action, please visit us at: http://mapleleaflearning.com/library/cotton-candy-craft
Oh my gosh, this might be my favorite costume duo yet! Lucy and one of her best friends Savannah said they wanted to be cotton candy for Halloween. One pink; one blue. YESSSSSSS. Who can say no to that?? My spray-paint, candy-loving heart was happy. In fact, I ran into another mom at the hardware […]
