A creamy peanut butter wrapped in rich chocolate, this buckeye candy recipe looks just like Ohio’s infamous buckeye nut that grows on the state tree. This tasty no bake treats starts with peanut ...

Do you love traditional Buckeye candy but don't want to go through the ... it is tough to beat this recipe for Buckeye dip ...

Cook's notes: The baking pans for this recipe need to be at least 2 inches tall; if you have nonstandard, shorter 8-inch pans, substitute 9-inch round pans. Preliminaries: Heat the oven to 350 ...

Tabor never shared her recipe, although readers of The Dispatch were requesting and sharing recipes for “Buckeye Candy” as early as 1967 in the paper’s long-running Cook’s Corner column.

Since the development of the candy, the decadent flavor ... a buckeye nut and coined the term "Buckeye Ball." Tabor said she often kept the beloved recipe secret, but a "conniving" woman begged ...

Stephen Zonars turned his grandmother's baklava recipe into a Columbus-based mail ... is much silkier than your typical buckeye candy. How can it not be? It's a layer of custardy peanut-butter ...

The origin of buckeye candy stems from an incident in 1964 ... When Gail tried to replicate the recipe she made a mistake and didn't coat the candy completely in chocolate. Instead there was ...