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How to Make a Candy Buffet & How Much Candy to Buy – Candy Pros

165,644 views November 5, 2014 2:15

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Follow Candy Pros while they talk about how to create a candy buffet and how much candy to buy. Find candy buffet supplies seen in this video at Candy Pros: candypros.com/candy-buffet.

How much candy should you buy for a Candy Buffet?
It is best to buy ½ a pound of candy per person for a candy buffet. This should give you enough candy to not run out or have too much left over.

Tips for storing your candy for a candy buffet:
- Do not freeze or refrigerate candy.
- Store in a cool, dry area. If unwrapped tightly re-wrap in large zip lock bag.
- While in storage or on display, the optimal temperature for your candy should be between 67-75 degrees.
- If you are hot, your buffet candy is probably melting.

Make sure you chose the colors for the candy buffet. If you don’t have a party theme, they sky is the limit. Don’t stick with just two colors, make sure you choose a third complementary color. Feel free to browse our site to find plenty of candy colors to choose from.

Tips for choosing the right colors for your candy buffet:
- Use neutral colored candies to compliment your primary colors (i.e. your wedding dress).
- Avoid using too much of the same colored candy, remember to balance out your buffet.
- Chocolate (NAKED) is a great neutral candy color that pairs well with nearly any color scheme.

For our next episode, we will be talking about how to create a great candy buffet design and layout. Join us next time!

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Candy Pros published this 2:15 video tutorial on November 5, 2014. It has been watched 165,644 times on YouTube.

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