Homemade candy is one of the sweetest gifts you can give. These old-fashioned Valentine’s Day recipes are simple to make and perfect for packaging up in a pretty box. Pick one or make a whole assortment.
Homemade Chocolate Raspberry Truffles
Freeze dries berries are blended with a white chocolate base and coated in dark chocolate for something special and delicious.
Valentine’s Easy Toffee
Buttery toffee topped with chocolate and festive sprinkles.
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Cinnamon Rock Candy
Colorful hard candy that looks like jewels. Great for gifting and perfect mixed with a few chocolates for color.
Chocolate Truffles
Simple, rich, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate truffles. Quite easy to make.
Old Fashioned Fudge
Rich, creamy chocolate fudge made the old-fashioned way on the stovetop.
Nut Goodie Fudge
Layered chocolate and vanilla fudge with almonds.
Valentine’s Day No-Bake Peanut Butter Balls
Peanut butter filling dipped in chocolate. No baking required.
Valentine’s Fudge
White chocolate fudge layered with pink and topped with heart sprinkles.
Classic Vanilla Fudge
Creamy, buttery vanilla fudge. Simple and foolproof.
Chocolate Nonpareils Candy
Chocolate discs covered in tiny round sprinkles. A classic.
Valentine’s Day Nougat Candy
Soft, chewy nougat studded with red and pink candies.
Old-Fashioned Soft Stovetop Caramels
Soft, chewy caramels made from scratch. Worth the effort.
White Chocolate Lemon Truffles
Bright and tangy with a creamy white chocolate coating.
Homemade Valentine’s Day Gumdrops
Chewy, sugar-coated gumdrops in heart shapes.
Cherry Cordials
Chocolate-covered cherries with a sweet syrupy center.
Sucre à la Creme
A French-Canadian candy with a buttery, caramel-like flavor.
Heavenly Hash Candy
Chocolate, marshmallows, and peanuts all together. No-bake.
