Well, hello there cotton candy lovers! I’m here today to talk about my true passion – my adoration for all things cotton candy!
Speaking of cotton candy, it just made me think of our local grocery store, and the fact that they have cotton candy salt water taffy (oh my, sounds like my next conquest!) every summer in their bulk candy section. It lasts about 3 weeks after they put it out, and each week I fill a bag full of cotton candy love! Cotton candy taffy ALWAYS sells out first, why is this? Is there a world shortage of cotton candy taffy? Bread – check, milk – check, cotton candy taffy – check. Are there cotton candy fanatics like me out there (I think the answer is yes, because to this day, {THIS} remains my most popular post ;)? I just went to the grocery this week and they have every flavor left except cotton candy :( It’s a sad, sad, day I must say. I think there must be someone in my town who loves it as much as me and buys it all out! Hear me now cotton candy person, I’m on to you ;)
But, I digress.
So I’ve come to the conclusion that, who needs to buy cotton candy treats when you can make them?! Am I right?!
Enter, my newest cotton candy creation – Cotton Candy Creme Melts. They are kind-of a cross between a mint and a creamy melt-away. They are my perfection.
Do you wanna take part in this magical delight too?! Here’s how :)
A sweet and creamy cotton candy treat that simply melts in your mouth.
Ingredients
Instructions
- Place cream cheese and 3/4 teaspoons of flavoring packet in mixing bowl; Mix until smooth and blended.
- Gradually add powder sugar; Mix until mixture becomes a stiff, thick consistency, like pie dough - do not over-mix.
- Remove mixture from bowl, and roll into small balls, 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch in size.
- Roll balls into superfine sugar; Then place on wax paper lined tray.
- Flatten balls slightly with the back of a spoon to form 1/4-inch thick patties.
- Cut flattened balls into scalloped shapes, using a 38mm (1 1/2-inch scalloped cutter), I have these.
Notes
Store cremes, tightly covered, in refrigerator (they also freeze well).
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Looking for MORE cotton candy delights?!
Cause, I got ya covered with these…
Cotton Candy Cake Cookies
Cotton Candy Sandwich Cremes
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where would I find the Cotton Candy Flavored Duncan Hines Frosting Creations Flavor Mix? also the superfine sugar, is that just granulated sugar?
Hi Brittany,
The cotton candy flavoring can be found at any grocery store in the cake mix isle. And the superfine sugar is different that granulated sugar, the granules are smaller, here is what the box looks like: http://www.dominosugar.com/sugar/superfine-sugar. Hope that helps! Thank you :) xx
what if you want to dye them different colors like orange and purple??? can you do that?
Hey Lauren!! I’m pretty sure you can totally adapt it to whatever color/flavor – I just used the cotton candy flavoring packet, which is blue, so it dyed it blue. But I think if you replace the flavoring packet with some sort of other flavoring (maybe 1/2 – 1 teaspoon depending on the brand & strength of it) + food coloring it’s pretty much adaptable to anything. But, just experiment & see what works :) Hope that helps answer your question! xx M
Just stumbled upon your site tonight and can’t believe there’s someone out there who shares my same love for cotton candy; I thought I was the only one! Can’t wait to try all these recipes! (P.S. If you haven’t tried the cotton candy ice cream at target yet, I highly recommend it for a quick fix!).
hehe that’s me Catherine – a cotton candy freak!!!! oooh I did see that ice cream a few weeks ago & was wondering – yum!!! Definitely worth it to pop some Lactaid for that one :) Glad to meet ya & so happy you found me!! xx
Seriously, first I find the cookies and now I find these?!! I’m in cotton candy heaven!! Oh, and as I read in the cookie post…I also have one of those nostalgia type cotton candy machines:) Love your blog!!
hehe – cotton soul-mates we are! Thanks Julie :) xx
Those looks delicious! I love cotton candy.
Thanks Vanessa!! :)
cream cheese and sugar! these sound yummy!
Thanks Dina! – they are…I still have some in my fridge snuck one (okay, maybe three) last night :)
These look so cool and sound delicious. Since we did a donut party this year for Jake’s birthday, I might have to think about a cotton candy party for next year with all of your fun, yummy treats.
Thanks Sam!!! Love that you love them & thanks for the push to submit them to FoodGawker :) YES! YES! YES! a cotton candy party sounds AWESOME – I want to come!!!
Wow, they really look neat!
Thanks Mom!
These sound delicious!! YUMMY!
Thanks Jess!! Thanks for checking them out :)