Madeline's Sweets collection is the all-in-one stop for everything sweet: chocolate and confections, candy, honey, syrup, and natural sweeteners from independent makers like Goodnow Farms Chocolate, Weeks Honey Farm, and Elderberry Boost. It pulls together treats for snacking and gifting alongside the sweeteners you bake.
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Pumpkin spice creamed honey
Vendor:Pearl Honey SpreadsRegular price $13.00Sale price $13.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
Pure 100% Dark Chocolate
Vendor:Xocolatl Small Batch ChocolateRegular price $11.00Sale price $11.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
Semuliki Forest, Uganda 75% Dark Chocolate
Vendor:Xocolatl Small Batch ChocolateRegular price $11.00Sale price $11.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
Go Nuts! Dark Chocolate Almond & Sea Salt Bar
Vendor:Xocolatl Small Batch ChocolateRegular price $11.00Sale price $11.00 Regular priceUnit price per
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Asochivite With Maple
Vendor:Goodnow Farms ChocolateRegular price $18.00Sale price $18.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
Special Reserve, Lawley's Rum
Vendor:Goodnow Farms ChocolateRegular price $20.00Sale price $20.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
Limited Release, Unfiltered Hard Cider
Vendor:Goodnow Farms ChocolateRegular price $18.00Sale price $18.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
100% Cacao Powder
Vendor:Goodnow Farms ChocolateRegular price $20.00Sale price $20.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
Special Reserve, Las Palomas Coffee
Vendor:Goodnow Farms ChocolateRegular price $18.00Sale price $18.00 Regular priceUnit price per -
Herbaceous Green Sichuan Pepper
Vendor:Goodnow Farms ChocolateRegular price $18.00Sale price $18.00 Regular priceUnit price per
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Madeline's Sweets collection is the all-in-one stop for everything sweet: chocolate and confections, candy, honey, syrup, and natural sweeteners from independent makers like Goodnow Farms Chocolate, Weeks Honey Farm, and Elderberry Boost. It pulls together treats for snacking and gifting alongside the sweeteners you bake and cook with. To shop a single category, use the focused Chocolate, Confection, and Honey collections; this page is the place to see the whole sweet range together.
How to choose
- Treat or sweetener. Chocolate, candy, and confections are ready-to-eat treats, while honey, syrup, and sugars are ingredients for baking, drinks, and finishing.
- For chocolate, follow the cacao. Higher cacao percentages are darker and less sweet, milk chocolate is creamier and sweeter, and single-origin bars highlight a specific growing region.
- Natural vs. refined sweeteners. Honey and certain syrups bring their own flavor and are less processed, while granulated sugars are neutral and predictable for baking.
- Mind dietary needs. Look for vegan chocolate, refined-sugar-free options, and allergen notes; the product page lists ingredients and labeling.
- Think about shelf life. Hard candy, honey, and sugar keep a long time, while fresh confections and filled chocolates are best enjoyed sooner.
- Buying as a gift? Chocolate bars, candy assortments, and honey sets are easy gifts and pair with the gift box collection.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Sweets collection? It combines chocolate and confections, candy, honey, syrup, and natural sweeteners in one place. The Chocolate, Confection, and Honey collections break these out if you want to focus on one.
What is the difference between dark, milk, and single-origin chocolate? Dark chocolate has a higher cacao content and less sugar, milk chocolate adds milk for a creamier, sweeter taste, and single-origin chocolate is made from beans from one region to highlight its specific flavor.
Do you have refined-sugar-free or vegan sweets? Yes. Some chocolates are vegan and some treats are sweetened with honey or other natural sweeteners instead of refined sugar. Check the individual product page for ingredients and dietary labeling.
Which sweetener is best for baking? Granulated and brown sugars give predictable results in most recipes, while honey and syrups add flavor and moisture but may require recipe adjustments. The product page notes suggested uses.
How should I store chocolate and candy? Keep chocolate in a cool, dry place away from strong odors and direct light to prevent it from blooming or melting. Hard candy and honey are very shelf-stable when kept sealed.
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