#turtle candy

[fullcravings]

Homemade Turtle Candy

[artist-ellen]

Fooduary Day 5: Turtle Candy

Turtle candy was invented in 1918. I was inspired by the exterior branding of the candy box for the dress so I could use some recognizable colors, and I was super sneaky by hiding some turtle candies in her design with the buttons. ;D

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[dayofutopia]

SALTED CARAMEL TURTLE FUDGE BARS

[what-marsha-eats]

Waffle Iron Turtle Cookies (with Gluten Free Option)

Waffle Iron Turtle Cookies are your delicious, fudgy cookie dream! Easy to bake using a waffle iron, so no kitchen heat-ups. Grab the recipe

[terrorland]

ITS CHRISTMAS OF 2021! here is one of my posts from Inktober, day 28 when the theme was crispy. My super cool friend Centaur really really liked that one so I decided to color it for him! Thank you for liking it. I like you <3

[mysweetchocolat]

Order Homemade Chocolate Turtles

Sweet Chocolat is a one-stop-shop for the unique chocolate selection. Here at Sweet Chocolat, our home-made chocolate turtles are made from premium ingredients such as cocoa beans, cocoa butter, sugar, and milk powder.

[guardians-of-the-food]

Pecan Caramel Turtle Candy Bars

[vhq]

Boston Foodie Finds: Stacks of Turtle Candies (Caramel covered Pecans, covered in Dark Chocolate) at Modern Pastry, in Boston's North End [More Massachusetts] [More Boston Foodie Finds]

The first time I had a turtle candy, I was walking past a small chocolate shop with my family in Los Angeles when I was very young. My memory is filled with the warm wide blue of the summer Los Angeles sky, such a vibrant, vivid cloudless ceiling that seemed to expand untouched into the night. We were walking from the parking lot into a small mall to eat dinner, and my young mind was always lost in a heavy-eyed haze from a combination of jet lag and car sleep. Those were languid days, when your plans were still laid out by parents and you were simply a little actor in a grand play, saying the lines given to you and filling your role when you had to. Yet for some reason, I always remember the turtle chocolates that lingered on my tongue long after they'd been eaten. The indelible combination of pecans, caramel and chocolate has become my favorite even now that I rarely buy special chocolates, perhaps because of this random, lingering memory that I'm sure will take on significance later in my life.