Candy canes, which seem to just taste better during the month of December, are currently everywhere, being used either as decoration, a pacifier or a stirring stick for a mintier cup of coffee.

It's pulled, twisted, bent . . . and sweet! Nothing says Christmas like a fresh crop of candy canes. So how did a peppermint stick with a hook come to be a symbol of the season? The tale ...

It's the time of year when stores are making a killing on candy canes. But how did the sweet treat become such a holiday staple and get its iconic look? While candy canes were first documented in ...

He thought it would look like a shepherd's crook. Back then, the sweet treat was an all-white stick, the organization said. The candy cane got its infusion of red only around the start of the 20th ...

Although the candy cane’s origins are almost completely American ... The candymaker began with a stick of pure white hard candy to symbolize purity, the Virgin Birth and the Solid Rock ...

You'll be using small strips of the tape to create candy cane stripes, and Lin suggests placing these stickers — in however many stripes you'd like — down in a place where they'll be easily ...