Easy Homemade Candy Bars

Kitty Cat Bars are a homemade take on Kit Kat Bars. You won't believe how easy it is to recreate these classic candy bars at home! You'll need just two ingredients to make these copycat Kit Kats with a much fresher taste. 

Mr. Greatbar is a classic peanut-and-chocolate candy bar modeled after Mr. Goodbar candies. It's amazing that just two ingredients can create such a satisfying candy! 

Paycheck Candy Bars are a copycat recipe for PayDay bars. These simple bars have a caramel core covered with salted peanuts. You can eat them plain, but also can take things a step further and give them a good dunking in chocolate!

This candy bar recipe features a layer of soft peanut-studded caramel on top of a light and chewy peanut nougat, all enrobed in delicious chocolate. Can you guess which popular candy bar this one resembles? The answer will make you snicker.

Homemade Twix Bars have a crunchy cookie base, smooth caramel center, and rich chocolate coating, just like their namesake. But because these homemade Twix are made fresh with good ingredients, perhaps they taste even better than the original!

Chewy coconut is topped with whole toasted almonds and covered in chocolate, just like your favorite candy bar. If you don’t like almonds, they can be omitted and the candy will still be delicious.

Million Dollar Candy Bars are a homemade version of the 100 Grand candy bar. A luscious strip of caramel is coated with a mixture of chocolate and rice crispies for a crunchy, chewy treat.

These mini candy bars, packed with soft caramel and salty cashews, aren't meant to mimic popular candy bars–they're originals! You can substitute any of your favorite nuts or even dried fruit into these bars for a completely customized candy bar all your own.