Candy Bars in Candy

What are healthy alternatives to candy bars?

Healthy alternatives to candy bars can be just as tasty as the original. Stevia-sweetened sugar-free chocolate bars or dark chocolate bars with naturally lower sugar can be great alternatives to traditional chocolate bars. Look for organic brands that offer candy bars that are lower in sugar, with additional ingredients to add to the nutrition of the candy such as nuts, berries, coconut, and even whey protein.

What can I give a teacher on Teacher Appreciation Day?

Some of the best teacher’s gifts are treats and sweets. Most treats can be store-bought and dressed up to make for a special gift. Chocolate, candy bars, and other sweets can be customized with printable tags for a sweet and simple gift to show a teacher you appreciate them. You can also buy a reusable tote or basket and fill it with a teacher’s favorite things.

Can I use candy bars as a cake topping?

Candy bars and candy pieces make excellent cake toppers and cake decor. Not only are they easy to use, but they’re also sometimes all you need to make an impressively decorative cake. Crushed, chopped, or even pushed into the top of the cake, there are many ways to use candy bars in cake decorating. To make a drip cake, press several chocolate candy bars into the top of a layer cake that has been drizzled with chocolate sauce to look as if the chocolate is dripping from the edges. Mix crushed chocolate cookies into white buttercream frosting and top with whole chocolate sandwich cookies. Chop peanut butter candy bars and stack them around the top rim of a layered cake for a dramatic effect.