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Grandma's Divinity Is The Christmas Candy You Need To Be Making

From Country Living

If you grew up in the South you're probably familiar with divinity, the fluffy candy made from egg whites, corn syrup and sugar with a texture that falls somewhere between fudge and marshmallows. If you weren't lucky enough to have a grandma would made this delicious treat for you every Christmas, then you're missing out! Here are a few of our favorite recipes to try this Christmas.

Paula Deen's Divinity

Photo credit: Food Network
Photo credit: Food Network

If you're looking for a classic divinity recipe, start with Paula Deen's mama's divinity recipe-it's loaded with pecans!

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Cherry Divinity

Photo credit: Simply Gloria
Photo credit: Simply Gloria

Cherry is a classic divinity flavor, but try changing up the type of Jell-O in this recipe to play with the flavor and color of your candy.

Get the recipe from Simply Gloria.

Red And Green Divinity

Photo credit: Sweet & Savory By Shinee
Photo credit: Sweet & Savory By Shinee

For a festive take on the candy, draw stripes of red and green gel food coloring inside a piping bag and pipe out rounds of divinity onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

Get the recipe from Sweet & Savory By Shinee.

Divinity For Lazy Gals

Photo credit: Southern Plate
Photo credit: Southern Plate

Don't have a candy thermometer? No problem-use this easy microwave recipe and get the same results.

Get the recipe from Southern Plate.

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