Chocolate Mint Candy; These easy candies are made with layers of chocolate and mint.
This December is shaping up to be an… umm… exciting one. For lack of a better word.
After spending Thanksgiving recovering from pneumonia, which is, by the way, one of the least pleasant experiences I have ever had, my kids also got sick, my husband left town on a business trip and then my fridge died.
Merry Christmas, right?
I spent my week shopping for refrigerators and not for groceries, and running all my fridge-purchase-decision-questions past Robb over the phone.
Ugh.
And thus, this week’s dessert is simple, easy, and requires no refrigeration.
If you haven’t yet, it’s time you met my friends!
I love spending the holidays with my friends, and we love sharing our favorite holiday treats with you. Check out all the amazing recipes we came up with for this party!
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My Grandfather used to give all the girls in the family a box of mint sandwiches for Christmas, so this recipe holds nice memories for me. To make life easy, I used candy melts like those in the links below. If you want a nicer quality candy, you could splurge on better quality chocolate.
Either way, these simple candies make such a wonderful and memorable holiday treat!
More simple minty treats you’ll love:
Peppermint Bark | Peppermint Fudge | Mint Popcorn Bark |
- 24 oz. chocolate candy melts
- 12 oz. green candy melts
- 1 tsp. peppermint extract
- Melt 12 oz. chocolate. You can do this on the stove on low or medium heat, or in the microwave in 30 second intervals, stirring between each.
- Pour melted chocolate onto a sheet pan lined with parchment paper or a silicone mat. Spread out evenly, and let cool.
- Once first layer is set, (about 10-20 minutes) melt green candy for the second layer. Once melted, quickly stir in peppermint extract. Pour over first layer, and spread evenly. Let cool and set.
- Melt remaining chocolate candy, and spread over green layer. Let set.
- Use a large knife to cut candy into squares.
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Oh my! What time you have had since Thanksgiving. At least you have a new fridge now! I love new appliances. Might fine sweet treat sandwiches you have here. I see them being made for many holiday occasions.
I really want to take a big bite out of the screen right now. And, just to be clear, your husband didn’t leave town to avoid getting sick, right? 🙂
I’m so happy that you are on the mend, you’ve had a rough go the last few weeks! So now, mint sandwiches, essential big Andews mints yes? Good, I’ll take a box please!
Oh my goodness! Sounds like you’ve used up a whole year’s worth of bad luck in a couple of weeks… hopefully that means you’ve got nothing but good karma for the next while!
Love how easy and fuss-free this recipe is. That way, I can make one batch for gifts and one batch for me to eat all by myself when no one is looking. 😉
Hopefully Christmas goes much better for you! Love these mint sandwiches. I love mint anything.
oh all this minty-yumminess looks like I will have to make these soon!
First of all thanks for hosting lady. This was fun. I love these holiday parties.
Secondly oh em gee, this is gorgeous. I love mint so this is right up my alley. xx
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