About Me

Hi, I’m Elizabeth Gerver, a mother of two kids. I have a passion for making candy, cakes, and everything related to sweets.

I started writing about my first experience when I was in high school. When I was young, there were no online tutorials to learn how to make candies. 

I started making candy as gifts for my family when I was 12 years old and won many “wow, these are so good!” awards.

I’ve taken up jobs at several bakeries and candy stores throughout my life. Let’s just say I have a knack for knowing what makes a great candy.

Candy is my favorite! Sweet or sour – I don’t care. Visit my blog anytime you’re in the mood to read about candy!

By providing top-quality information and products, I hope to help you make your candy-making experience perfect every time.


For comments, questions, business or collaboration inquiries: candyturfcontact@gmail.com

Latest posts

  • MUNBYN Thermal Label Printer Review (My Experience)

    MUNBYN Thermal Label Printer Why I Bought It As a beginner baker selling treats, I wanted to step up my branding game. I needed something affordable and easy to use for printing labels for my packaging. After some research, I decided to try the MUNBYN printer and hoped it would be the right fit. First

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  • How to Coat Gummy Candy in Sugar [Without Melting]

    How to Coat Gummy Candy in Sugar [Without Melting]

    Sour candies are addicting! Something about that hit of citric acid as the candy touches your tongue, making you pucker up, is delightful. If you have ever tried to coat your gummy candies in sugar and/or citric acid, you may have ended up with sticky or “wet” appearance. This is undesirable as sticky gummies are

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  • How to Package Candy For Shipping (Full Guide)

    How to Package Candy For Shipping (Full Guide)

    Thinking of sending a gift box to somebody? Or perhaps you want to sell candy online. When it comes to packaging candy for shipping, there are a few tips you’ll need to keep in mind to ensure your product arrives in good condition: First, consider the type of candy you are shipping. Softer confections such

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