Remove rock candy from jars. Transfer remaining peppermint ... If desired, serve as a stir stick with green tea, coffee, or hot chocolate.

From wafer-filled delights like Maltesers to Israel's Elite chocolate with pop rocks, candy makers get creative in every corner of the world. The UK, specifically, has many chocolate confections ...

Hershey’s isn’t going to call it Pop Rocks. They’ve got to call it a generic term like “popping candy.” They also can’t legally say that this confection is any sort of chocolate bar.

Back in 1956, General Foods chemist William A. Mitchell came up with the original Pop Rocks candy, a carbonated candy made from assorted sugars and flavorings, heated to the melting point ...