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"Cadbury's Crunchie Bars are one of my favorite candy bars. They are also my dentist's favorite candy bar, because if I eat enough of these I keep him in business. This is a Nigella Lawson recipe, from her book How to Be a Domestic Goddess. She calls it cinder toffee, but for me it will always be the crunchy part of the Crunchy Bar."

Ingredients: light corn syrup, sugar...

"For fake fudge this is pretty good!"

Ingredients: confectioners' sugar, Jell-O chocolate pudding and pie filling...

"I got this recipe from a magazine and they taste similiar to Kit Kats, but even better. Don't let the crackers scare you off...these really taste like candy bars!"

Ingredients: milk chocolate chips, crackers...

"Why are these called Klingons? Maybe because they're sticky. Maybe because they are the dessert of choice on Federation Starships. Either way, this is great to serve at your next Star Trek Convention."

Ingredients: Corn Chex, Rice Chex...

"“Where would we be without salt?” – James Beard
I casually sprinkled the thick-cut Hempler’s bacon with cayenne before frying to a nearly blackened crisp. Once the caramel had reached its perfect molten temperature I stirred in a handful of the bacon then reserved the rest to get sprinkled on top. The caramel set beautifully. Some were cut and..."

Ingredients: corn syrup, heavy cream...

"I got this from a friend, who I think adopted it off a box in America,
it's really great, the Nesquik quantity is how much you want"

Ingredients: marshmallows, chocolate flavored syrup...

"Our next door neighbor used to have one of these hidden in the cupboard to be brought out when we came over to play. It is basically a popcorn ball, smashed into a bundt pan, and cut and eaten like pieces of cake.This is a great way to use up leftover holiday M&M's or other candy. You can put anything you want in it. It tends to harden after..."

Ingredients: M&M's, vegetable oil...

"A few years back I visited the Oregon Trail Museum in Oregon City, Oregon, and came across an unusual product in the gift shop. It was called "rose tobacco" or "tobacco candy" and was it was a recreation of an old treat that had been prepared for the children as candy when they were on the trail. After returning home, I decided to..."

Ingredients: rose petals, light brown sugar...