I grew up on these but mom used a hot mashed potato to melt the sugar til dough consistency. Once the dough was made, she had to work FAST to get the dough rolled out, peanut butter on, rolled up, stretched out, and cut, as the potato dough would get brittle around the edges once rolled flat, making it extremely hard to start rolling into the log. No matter how well she mashed the tater, there was always small bits of the tater in the roll. Ya couldn't taste the tater, but it did give it a slight crunch when ya bit into a piece with tater in it. I only learned by experimenting when I started making them for my kids, using only milk to make the dough, and that's only from when i was making icing one day for a cake, and the light went on. From then on, I always made them just like your mama Buck. Now I see people who still use a potato, saying let the potato cool completely after mashing, before starting to incorporate the sugar. Much love to y'all at this most blessed time of the year.
My Tennessee grandma used to make this every year for all five of us grandkids....it was our most favorite! She would dip some in chocolate. She used to add one egg back then but we don't do that now, also we add a tsp of vanilla. She also individually wrapped them with wax paper....this was to send them in the mail to us if we lived across country! We would savor them as long as we could...they even get better as they age some! Now, us kids will make them and share to only VERY special people..lol
My mawmaw before she passed away in the late 90's from breast cancer always made this!!! I kept trying to ask all my kin folk how she made it because she said one of them told her how and EVERYONE kept giving the potato candy recipe! I knew she didn't put potatoes in it. Thanks so much for uploading this video! I'm from lower Alabama and no one else I know made it except her and whoever shower her how.
Potato!! I was taught to boil a small peeled potato and mash it. Then add the powered sugar to the warm mashed potato gradually until your arm gets tired. Roll out the 'dough like you would a pie crust. Spread peanut butter onto 'dough'. Roll the doll like you would a jelly roll. slice. refrigerate. enjoy.
For years it was a Christmas tradition to make these Peanut Butter Pinwheels. Mom made the recipe in this video and one of her best friends would make this but use potato. Both were delicious. Mom died in Jan 2018 and her best friend, Aunt Glenna died this year, 2020. Now it is mine and my daughters responsibility but we've had a hard time getting it just right. That is until we saw this video. I first saw this video a year ago but watching it this year, something finally clicked. Last weekend my daughter made some and tonight, I made more. The only difference between how our moms made these is my mom added just a touch of vanilla, wrapped them in plastic wrap to try and make them a round shape and then put them in the fridge set. We thank you all for this video.
My Grandma used to make a peanut butter candy,similar to your candy.but put the powder sugar with mashed potatoes and mixed together and added more powder sugar till it had the right consistency then spread the peanut butter on it. Then she rolled it up and put in the fridge and cut after it was firm.It looked like pin wheels. They called it potato candy. It's nice to see old fashion recipes like yours thank you for old memories.
I never get tired of watching our sweet, wonderful, intelligent, beautiful older folks teach us things like this! Young folk need to listen and watch and learn all they can from these gems! God bless them!
This is the first time I've felt the love and happiness our family used to have when my granny was alive. We used to make things like this and being home just cooking or hanging out was amazing. Now its just different. Cherish these moments.. I'm making these today! Thanks so much for sharing!
Bless her heart! She reminds me of my grandmother. The older generations really knew how to be creative with little! We need kore of these recipes to be handed down. Loved this. Keep them coming!
This reminds me of Abba-Zaba sold by the Annabelle Candy Company in Hayward California that I used to eat growing up. They used to sell it in the 80’s at the 711. It was like a white sugar taffy on the outside and peanut butter on the inside. I love this version!
I had never heard of this candy before so was interested in trying and research it.,but yours is soo much easier than boiling potatoes and scraping them out from other recipes I have found!!
I think the way the elders take their sweet time stirring and such makes the food taste that much better..along with the wise stories they usually tell while doing so
My grandmother made these and my mom , I remember it being year's ago Lol I'm so happy you bought back good memories of yummy peanut butter candy ❤ thank you
This looks great ! Please tell you momma thank you. I’m going to make these for my family, I will see them on the holidays. My children are grown. I never made anything like this while they growing up. I just wasn’t a good make it from scratch cook, but I love to cook. So this one is going in my recipe book. I know my children will love them. Thanks again to your momma! And thank you for putting her on youtube! Leslye
Wow, I haven't had this in 40 years. Used to get this spending summers with my grandparents. My grammy used to use a paper towel tube to roll hers. I'm from New England, so it's not just a southern thing. Thanks!
@@angelmom916 Me too Linda, they were addicting LOL, but I'm older now probably make me sick at tummy to eat as much as I used to do. Maybe I will try make some for my granddaughter Christmas Eve, make a new tradition with her!
No potato, butter the dish before pinwheels. I know Mom put recipe in my grade school cookbook so can find it. I had no idea it was called potato candy until decades later. Lol
My mama has always made this for me. It's my favorite! But we call it potato candy because she uses mashed potato as the base and adds sugar to it rather than just sugar and milk. Love!!!
Oh Mama Mama! What a perfect time to show us this classic! Looks DIVINE as is. And now with all the fancy schmancy nut butters in the grocery... oh the possibilities! Dude, you need to do a whole separate channel for Mama’s tricks n skills!!
That's Abba Zabba candy! Except with the homemade you are getting more peanut butter. YUM. Thanks for the recipe. They're my favorite and very hard to find.
My mama use to make peanut butter candy by making the powdered sugar & milk mixture a little "runny", add 1 tsp of vanilla & then add peanut butter which then thickens the "glaze" & it's formed into round balls. You can eat them just like that OR dip them into chocolate turning them into "buckeyes" or those Christmas balls. I've made it at least 2-3 times every year for the past 32yrs as an affordable, quick "fix" for a sweet tooth. Thanks for putting this video up, I always wondered if anyone else ever made this candy without the chocolate or if it was ever heard of before.
I live in arkansas and we all know how golden oldies love their own kind of foods and don't care to try nothing else and this totally fits in with my boyfriend's family's get togethers I'm definitely trying this one 👍🙂
I love this recipe! My Nana always called it "Poor Man's Candy"! I haven't made it since she passed almost 18 years ago... I think it is about time my kids get to try it, and maybe time to make my mama cry by sending her a package of them.
I am so excited to see this recipe!! My Mama used to make Potato Candy. Very similar except you boil a peeled potato the size of a walnut or a little bigger until it’s very soft, almost too soft. Then add the powder sugar and vanilla. If it’s too cracky add milk until you got a nice soft dough. Roll it out and spread peanut butter on it. Then roll up the dough like a jelly roll until you got a topple of dough. Slice and eat😌 Our Christmas tradition
Wow..looks like a fancy candy shop treat. I've been making p.b. fudge just by making the stiff icing then stirring in p.b. Also use hot water instead of milk...something happens to leanut butter when it's stirred in water...it stiffens up itself. It get so stiff so fast, like overstirred chocolate fudge so you gotta learn when to stop staring and put on a plate or pan.but be sure you sift out any lumps in the icing sugar first. You can heat up the icing mix in the micro and it will get liquid again so you can stir in the p.b. And it won't have any sugar lumps to seem like it's a cooked version. But this is intriguing for a different slant on the assembly of it.
My great grandmother made these a lot and passed down the recipe. I literally love these things so much we usually only get them around Christmas though because that’s when my mom’s cousin gives them out to the family so thanks for this
Outlr family make them but their called potato candy. You use potato instead of milk and the sugar pulls the moisture out of the potato and it’s the same exact consistency. This is awesome!
I made these candy last night. I had to make it with soy milk because I didn’t have cows milk and I swear to God, it taste just like Reese’s peanut butter cup. I love it
Thank you so much for you and your Momma to share this recipe and tutorial. I just "liked", "subscribed", and "shared" this video. I can see that your Channel just grows and grows. This is the first time I've seen it! It reminds me of my childhood when we went to my Grandma's house on a weekend. I watched everything she did. That was over 60 years ago! Oh! My! Those long ago days of yesteryear. I do have to say, that was a wonderful time to grow up. The good ol' days when my Grandma still lived out in the country amongst the cornfields in Indiana. I didn't even know we were poor. I remember many nights we had only popcorn for supper. And we loved it!! It was extra special when my Grandma (and my Mom, too) cooked bacon, say for example, bacon sandwiches for lunch. We had a big family. She would save the bacon grease. And use that to put in the pan we popped popcorn in that night. We called it Bacon Popcorn. Not the greatest diet, but we never knew about these medical issues when we were young back in the day. Cholesterol? What? Lol. Anyway, I just wanted to share that memory with you when I heard your Momma say: "Poor People's Candy". It didn't look like that to me! It looked Yummy!😋 Thank you again for sharing this video. You never know how these things may touch someone's heart. It was so much more than a recipe, to me, anyway!. It was nostalgia first hand. Right from the source, our parents and grandparents. Things evolve, I know. But it is sure nice to be able to take that walk down memory lane...... I can smell that wonderful Bacon Popcorn now!! 💞Blessings
If my mom knew how to make these she would have made them all the time. She loved peanut butter candies like Reese's. My sis and I do too. Can't wait to try this. Love your mom's sm roller pin. Ty for recipe. Merry Christmas 🎄
That looks good. My mom loves peanut butter logs. I might make these for her to get her thoughts on the recipe. You are right..... your mom makes it look easy.....most artists do make their projects look easy.
Thank you, thank you! I used to make these as a kid and have been craving them. I thought it was powdered sugar and milk, but wasn’t sure. I can’t wait to make these again!
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I grew up on these but mom used a hot mashed potato to melt the sugar til dough consistency. Once the dough was made, she had to work FAST to get the dough rolled out, peanut butter on, rolled up, stretched out, and cut, as the potato dough would get brittle around the edges once rolled flat, making it extremely hard to start rolling into the log. No matter how well she mashed the tater, there was always small bits of the tater in the roll. Ya couldn't taste the tater, but it did give it a slight crunch when ya bit into a piece with tater in it. I only learned by experimenting when I started making them for my kids, using only milk to make the dough, and that's only from when i was making icing one day for a cake, and the light went on. From then on, I always made them just like your mama Buck. Now I see people who still use a potato, saying let the potato cool completely after mashing, before starting to incorporate the sugar. Much love to y'all at this most blessed time of the year.
That candy look soooooo good wait it is
Mom and Son time
Powder sugar and milk at the same ratio is also the recipe for sugar cookie frosting.
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My Tennessee grandma used to make this every year for all five of us grandkids....it was our most favorite! She would dip some in chocolate. She used to add one egg back then but we don't do that now, also we add a tsp of vanilla. She also individually wrapped them with wax paper....this was to send them in the mail to us if we lived across country!
We would savor them as long as we could...they even get better as they age some! Now, us kids will make them and share to only VERY special people..lol
My mawmaw before she passed away in the late 90's from breast cancer always made this!!! I kept trying to ask all my kin folk how she made it because she said one of them told her how and EVERYONE kept giving the potato candy recipe! I knew she didn't put potatoes in it. Thanks so much for uploading this video! I'm from lower Alabama and no one else I know made it except her and whoever shower her how.
She has the best voice ever! Granny voice so comforting
Your mom is adorable !
She is a great teacher.
Nothing like a family recipe
thanks! yeah...she's a natural...and very patient to put up with me and my camera
Oh how I wished my mom was still here. Your mom is such a gem. Moms are the best and you only get one. Cherish her!
Me too! Its been 4 years now w.o my mom. This video warmed my heart ❤ ☺
Potato!! I was taught to boil a small peeled potato and mash it. Then add the powered sugar to the warm mashed potato gradually until your arm gets tired. Roll out the 'dough like you would a pie crust. Spread peanut butter onto 'dough'. Roll the doll like you would a jelly roll. slice. refrigerate. enjoy.
Me too, but I'm gonna try this. You can also make potato candy with leftover mashed potatoes.
That's how we always do it
Yep..this was what I grew up with..potato candy..same other ingredients but with potato
Yes that's how I know to make them, with potatoe.
Interesting!
More recipes with your mom, please! Loved this video. Thank you!
thanks....I hope to get her in a few more while we're down here in Florida
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She's a star!
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This is awesome! I remember grandma making these every Christmas! Thank you so much !!
For years it was a Christmas tradition to make these Peanut Butter Pinwheels. Mom made the recipe in this video and one of her best friends would make this but use potato. Both were delicious. Mom died in Jan 2018 and her best friend, Aunt Glenna died this year, 2020. Now it is mine and my daughters responsibility but we've had a hard time getting it just right. That is until we saw this video. I first saw this video a year ago but watching it this year, something finally clicked. Last weekend my daughter made some and tonight, I made more. The only difference between how our moms made these is my mom added just a touch of vanilla, wrapped them in plastic wrap to try and make them a round shape and then put them in the fridge set. We thank you all for this video.
Never heard of these, but love your Momma, we need her more often!
thanks!...and I agree, more momma is better
Old candy my daddy used to buy these when I was younger. Love them thanks for sharing
U must give the recipe a try, u & family will be hooked on them if u love Peanut butter
My Grandma used to make a peanut butter candy,similar to your candy.but put the powder sugar with mashed potatoes and mixed together and added more powder sugar till it had the right consistency then spread the peanut butter on it. Then she rolled it up and put in the fridge and cut after it was firm.It looked like pin wheels. They called it potato candy. It's nice to see old fashion recipes like yours thank you for old memories.
I love traditional recipes 💝
WoW. Your mother makes this look so easy. Thanks for sharing
I never get tired of watching our sweet, wonderful, intelligent, beautiful older folks teach us things like this! Young folk need to listen and watch and learn all they can from these gems! God bless them!
My friends grandma use to make these when I was small. I never knew what they were. Thank you so much.
Nice video to watch on Christmas day for me, reminds me of the old days!
This was my favorite candy growing up!
Gosh my mother used to make those back in the 40's! Never saw them since then! Amazing.
LOVE your Momma!!! She is the sweetest!!
This is the first time I've felt the love and happiness our family used to have when my granny was alive. We used to make things like this and being home just cooking or hanging out was amazing. Now its just different. Cherish these moments.. I'm making these today! Thanks so much for sharing!
I love your channel, made the lemon and the blueberry pies, a huge hit....now for some candy.
My mom would make those for Christmas every year. My nephew took over and one of my favorites!!!
Takes me home and to simpler times....
You have a sweet mom. Cookies look yummy.
yah...I lucked out in the Mom Department
Bless her heart! She reminds me of my grandmother. The older generations really knew how to be creative with little! We need kore of these recipes to be handed down. Loved this. Keep them coming!
Came for the baking but I stayed for the great conversations! Great video
I Love when people show case their parents this is awesome do more thank you and give mom a hug
Stop bugging mama, so so nice to see her talking and doing candies.😍
This reminds me of Abba-Zaba sold by the Annabelle Candy Company in Hayward California that I used to eat growing up. They used to sell it in the 80’s at the 711. It was like a white sugar taffy on the outside and peanut butter on the inside. I love this version!
My mother and nana made these when I was young. I've made them for my kids and grandkids. Super yummy. Thanks for sharing. Your mom is so sweet.
I had never heard of this candy before so was interested in trying and research it.,but yours is soo much easier than boiling potatoes and scraping them out from other recipes I have found!!
I think the way the elders take their sweet time stirring and such makes the food taste that much better..along with the wise stories they usually tell while doing so
WOW, blast to the past. My German Gemma made these. After watching, I made some for my kids, they loved them and I reminisced. Thanks
My grandmother made these and my mom , I remember it being year's ago Lol I'm so happy you bought back good memories of yummy peanut butter candy ❤ thank you
My best friends mom made these when I was young...loved them! I figured out the recipe years later. Def good cold!
This looks great ! Please tell you momma thank you. I’m going to make these for my family, I will see them on the holidays. My children are grown. I never made anything like this while they growing up. I just wasn’t a good make it from scratch cook, but I love to cook. So this one is going in my recipe book. I know my children will love them. Thanks again to your momma! And thank you for putting her on youtube! Leslye
I wanted to make some homemade candy for my grandfather and i definitely think he will love these. Im so excited! 😊❤
Wow, I haven't had this in 40 years. Used to get this spending summers with my grandparents. My grammy used to use a paper towel tube to roll hers. I'm from New England, so it's not just a southern thing. Thanks!
Loved it at Christmas time with my mom.
Oh this is marvelous. A relative used to make these when I was a kid and I always wondered just what they were.
My dad used to make this! Happy memories. Thanks for your video
The ones I had like these were potato candy,and rolled like pinwheels...I love it...
Linda That's what I remember...potato/peanut buttter candy pinwheels!!! Hmmmm good. We simply called it potato.candy!
Yes..I loved it
@@angelmom916 Me too Linda, they were addicting LOL, but I'm older now probably make me sick at tummy to eat as much as I used to do. Maybe I will try make some for my granddaughter Christmas Eve, make a new tradition with her!
No potato, butter the dish before pinwheels. I know Mom put recipe in my grade school cookbook so can find it. I had no idea it was called potato candy until decades later. Lol
Took me back to my childhood with mom making these. Thanks for sharing.
Reminded me of Mom making sweet & savory party foods. My fav is😋sausage pinwheels!
I'm going to try these. I love your mom, she reminds me of my grandma who I really miss.
Please have her share more of her recipes! We can't let the older generation's knowledge get lost! Especially in these cray times. This is a treasure!
My mama has always made this for me. It's my favorite! But we call it potato candy because she uses mashed potato as the base and adds sugar to it rather than just sugar and milk. Love!!!
My mom used a boiled potato too.
Yes! Potato candy! Yummy! My friends though I was crazy that I liked candy made from a potato. I haven’t made any in years.
My mom used to make these at Christmas time!! I miss little things like this!
Oh Mama Mama! What a perfect time to show us this classic! Looks DIVINE as is. And now with all the fancy schmancy nut butters in the grocery... oh the possibilities! Dude, you need to do a whole separate channel for Mama’s tricks n skills!!
I'd subscribe to that channel :^)
Your mom is great. I love how she interact with you. Great video. Thanks
That's Abba Zabba candy!
Except with the homemade you are getting more peanut butter. YUM.
Thanks for the recipe. They're my favorite and very hard to find.
My mama use to make peanut butter candy by making the powdered sugar & milk mixture a little "runny", add 1 tsp of vanilla & then add peanut butter which then thickens the "glaze" & it's formed into round balls. You can eat them just like that OR dip them into chocolate turning them into "buckeyes" or those Christmas balls. I've made it at least 2-3 times every year for the past 32yrs as an affordable, quick "fix" for a sweet tooth. Thanks for putting this video up, I always wondered if anyone else ever made this candy without the chocolate or if it was ever heard of before.
What i find beautiful and sweet in this video is this guy loving is granny!🥰
I live in arkansas and we all know how golden oldies love their own kind of foods and don't care to try nothing else and this totally fits in with my boyfriend's family's get togethers I'm definitely trying this one 👍🙂
These are so good! My mother made these all the time when we were growing up!
Oh my goodness...that looks yummy! And your mom....adorable! ♥
Thank you for sharing this recipe!!
I love this recipe! My Nana always called it "Poor Man's Candy"! I haven't made it since she passed almost 18 years ago... I think it is about time my kids get to try it, and maybe time to make my mama cry by sending her a package of them.
God bless Momma for sharing her recipe with us.
Mamma Red Buck - I love you.
Mama Red Buck - just a touch, you can always add
CB, CG, and MRB what a team
I am so excited to see this recipe!! My Mama used to make Potato Candy. Very similar except you boil a peeled potato the size of a walnut or a little bigger until it’s very soft, almost too soft. Then add the powder sugar and vanilla. If it’s too cracky add milk until you got a nice soft dough. Roll it out and spread peanut butter on it. Then roll up the dough like a jelly roll until you got a topple of dough. Slice and eat😌 Our Christmas tradition
😊 never heard of these in my life, I have everything to make them so now I'm going to show my 6 year old son,Thank You ❤️
Congratulations, you have a beautiful grandma with a beautiful mind!
I've looked high and low and tried to roll balls but now I know. Thank you so much
Wow..looks like a fancy candy shop treat. I've been making p.b. fudge just by making the stiff icing then stirring in p.b. Also use hot water instead of milk...something happens to leanut butter when it's stirred in water...it stiffens up itself. It get so stiff so fast, like overstirred chocolate fudge so you gotta learn when to stop staring and put on a plate or pan.but be sure you sift out any lumps in the icing sugar first. You can heat up the icing mix in the micro and it will get liquid again so you can stir in the p.b. And it won't have any sugar lumps to seem like it's a cooked version. But this is intriguing for a different slant on the assembly of it.
ALL DA STARS !!!! LOVE Y'ALL !!!! YOUR MOM NEEDS HER OWN CHANNEL !
I agree...although I think her scope of TH-cam is limited to the videos that I send her to watch
Looks so yummy!!!
Love it! 💕 thank you for sharing. And your mother is adorable
You just took me back, my Nonnie used to make this for us. Thanks for sharing.
I came back looking for your recipe. Thankyou for sharing generous woman.
Yummy 😋 I haven’t had that since I was a little girl my mom would make those treats
it's one of those treats that feels like home to me...instantly makes me feel like a kid again
So easy to make! And sooo good! Thanks a bunch!
My great grandmother made these a lot and passed down the recipe. I literally love these things so much we usually only get them around Christmas though because that’s when my mom’s cousin gives them out to the family so thanks for this
Moms so cute and talented..I love how she's so sweet and calm..I'm definitely trying it 😊
Outlr family make them but their called potato candy. You use potato instead of milk and the sugar pulls the moisture out of the potato and it’s the same exact consistency. This is awesome!
I made these candy last night. I had to make it with soy milk because I didn’t have cows milk and I swear to God, it taste just like Reese’s peanut butter cup. I love it
Your Momma is so adorable!
Need more recipes from Mama 🙌🏽👌🏽🧑🏼🍳
Thank you so much for you and your Momma to share this recipe and tutorial.
I just "liked", "subscribed", and "shared" this video.
I can see that your Channel just grows and grows. This is the first time I've seen it!
It reminds me of my childhood when we went to my Grandma's house on a weekend. I watched everything she did. That was over 60 years ago! Oh! My! Those long ago days of yesteryear. I do have to say, that was a wonderful time to grow up. The good ol' days when my Grandma still lived out in the country amongst the cornfields in Indiana.
I didn't even know we were poor.
I remember many nights we had only popcorn for supper. And we loved it!!
It was extra special when my Grandma
(and my Mom, too)
cooked bacon, say for example, bacon sandwiches for lunch.
We had a big family.
She would save the bacon grease. And use that to put in the pan we popped popcorn in that night.
We called it Bacon Popcorn.
Not the greatest diet, but we never knew about these medical issues when we were young back in the day.
Cholesterol? What? Lol.
Anyway, I just wanted to share that memory with you when I heard your Momma say:
"Poor People's Candy".
It didn't look like that to me!
It looked Yummy!😋
Thank you again for sharing this video.
You never know how these things may touch someone's heart. It was so much more than a recipe, to me, anyway!. It was nostalgia first hand. Right from the source, our parents and grandparents.
Things evolve, I know. But it is sure nice to be able to take that walk down memory lane......
I can smell that wonderful
Bacon Popcorn now!!
💞Blessings
If my mom knew how to make these she would have made them all the time. She loved peanut butter candies like Reese's. My sis and I do too. Can't wait to try this. Love your mom's sm roller pin. Ty for recipe. Merry Christmas 🎄
My grandmother made these for my father and then he made them for all of us. Soooo good!!
Thank you for the video❣️
Her little hands are so beautiful from all the hard work over the years.
That looks good. My mom loves peanut butter logs. I might make these for her to get her thoughts on the recipe. You are right..... your mom makes it look easy.....most artists do make their projects look easy.
Chef Buck thanks for all your recipes!
omg that's the sweetest gramma I've ever seen!!!!!!!!!
That certainly looks a lot like that Abba Zabba candy, doesn’t it? Great recipe.
Yessss..thats what I thought too!!
my fave when younger
Good times with your mom, enjoy!
What a nifty, easy recipe! Love this. Gonna have to try making them.
I’m totally making this, it looks delicious
Great video! I can’t wait to try making these!
New to me, I never seen this before. Thank you both for sharing a family recipe! ;)
I don't know if it's a southern US dish or not, my mom leaned it from my dad's mom who lived in rural Georgia most of her life.
Loved this video...made me smile watching your mom
thanks...I'm happy anytime I can get her to let me make a video
@@ChefBuckRecipes Awesome
Interesting recipe thank you Mama buck God bless
God bless her. I appreciated watching this
Oh my. What a sweet video. Thank you
This is a super sweet video! Mama Rocks :) Would definitely try making these.
thanks...vids with my mom in them are my favorite
@@ChefBuckRecipes They are my favorites too! Thank you for sharing these :)
Thank you, thank you! I used to make these as a kid and have been craving them. I thought it was powdered sugar and milk, but wasn’t sure. I can’t wait to make these again!
I’ve never had this, but I’ve had potato candy which is very similar. I love it thank you
Watching this video brought back memories and tears . Thank you .
This looks good I am going to make these with my kids tonight lol
Thank you, I wanted to find this recipe, my great aunt and grandma from West Virginia used to make it n I been craving some. ❤❤❤
I have never heard of these but I’m definitely trying them!! 😋