It is getting that time of year when my kids need items for their school’s bake sales and I always try to find something fun. These cupcakes would also make a sweet gift for neighbors and friends!

They were simple to make! I used a candy mold and candy writers.

Place the tubes in hot water (not boiling) for about 5 minutes until candy coating is melted.

Snip of the end and begin filling the mold.    I loved how easy having  the green candy coating in a tube made painting the leaves.  While it was easy to use the red, one tube didn’t fill the entire mold.  Next time I will just melt red candy melts and put them in a zip lock bag and snip of a bottom corner of the bag to fill the mold.

Allow the green to harden before filling with the red.

When completely hard, turn mold over and tap out the candy apples.  Mold can be placed in the freezer for about five minutes to speed up hardening time.


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Comments

  1. love so many of the do it yourself stuff. i love this one as well.
    i also like the jewelry by Lisa Leonard.

  2. These are so cute! I’ve never tried candy writers, but seeing how easy they are to use, they are going to be a must!

  3. So dang cute! I’ve got to get me some mold. Wish I was in your town to pick up some baking supplies!!!

  4. What a fabulous idea, it looks too easy; I’m going to have to try this – I have a couple birthdays coming up. Yipee!

  5. That is such a cute idea – where do you find the tubes? I’ve never seen them before.

  6. They taste the same as the wafers and yes, you can reuse them if you don’t use the whole tube. Make sure lid is screwed on securely when you place them in the warm water.

  7. So Cute! Do the tubes taste any different than the wafers? Can you reuse them if you don’t finish the whole tube?

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