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    Home » Recipes » Dessert » Candy

    Star Wars Fan Candy

    Published: Dec 18, 2015 · Last modified: Apr 28, 2022 by Leslie Kiszka / This post may contain affiliate links.

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    Dark Chocolate Caramel Han Solo in Carbonite

    Celebrate Star Wars with White Chocolate Storm Troopers and Caramel-filled Dark Chocolate Han Solos (in Carbonite, no less)!

    Star Wars Candy

    The day that all Star Wars fans have been waiting for is here! If the force is not strong with you and you’re unaware, December 18th is the release date for Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens. Nerds everywhere rejoice! I’m allowed to say that, because I’m one of them.

    To commemorate the day I decided to make a batch of Star Wars candy – specifically, White Chocolate Storm Troopers and Caramel-filled Dark Chocolate Han Solos in Carbonite.

    White Chocolate Storm Troopers
    Dark Chocolate Caramel Han Solo in Carbonite

    I like to call them “perfectly imperfect”. It was late, I’d had a few glasses of wine, and I was running dangerously low on supplies.

    Plus, I was jittery with excitement about the movie release. Isn’t making Star Wars candy at 2AM what everyone does on a Thursday night?

    Dark Chocolate Caramel Han Solo in Carbonite
    Dark Chocolate Caramel Han Solo in Carbonite

    Did you know that Han Solo doesn’t bleed, he actually oozes caramel? Well, now you do.

    Second only to ice cream, he’s the most delicious “frozen” treat in my house.

    Side note: If you’re looking for these molds, I found these silicone Star Wars molds on Amazon.

    Dark Chocolate Caramel Han Solo in Carbonite

    This recipe is highly customizable

    You can choose from all the different kinds of silicone Star Wars mold, different kinds of chocolate melting wafers (I’m a dark chocolate fan myself), and whether or not you want to include caramel in the middle (but seriously, just do it).

    You could add sprinkles, you could dip them into another layer of chocolate if you wanted to (you’d lose some of the detail from the molds though – be warned)… you can frankly do whatever you want.

    That means the nutrition information is all over the place and your results and mileage may vary – but that’s also what makes it fun!

    Want more Star Wars?

    Scroll near the bottom of my no chill sugar cookie post for a surprise ;)

    After you’ve made this recipe, please consider coming back to share your experience with others by leaving a comment below with a star rating!

    Dark Chocolate Caramel Han Solo in Carbonite

    Star Wars Fan Candy

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    Celebrate Star Wars with White Chocolate Storm Troopers and Caramel-filled Dark Chocolate Han Solos (in Carbonite, no less)!
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    Total Time 2 hours 15 minutes

    Recommended Equipment

    • Star Wars silicone mold

    Ingredients
      

    • Melting chocolate wafers, any kind/colors you’d like – I recommend white chocolate for the Storm Troopers!
    • Caramel sauce, if homemade, make sure it’s cooled to room temperature
    • Sprinkles or any other desired decorations

    Instructions
     

    • Melt chocolate wafers according to the instructions and pour into molds. If you want to decorate faces and other details, just use a toothpick or a small (clean and food safe) paintbrush to color in what you’d like on the inside of each mold with your desired chocolate/sprinkles/etc. first before pouring in the rest of the chocolate.
    • Place in fridge to let them set completely, at least 2 hours.
    • Pop them out and enjoy!

    Notes

    Note: Nutrition info will vary wildly based on what you use and how much you make – the information below is based on 12 ounces of white chocolate and 4 Tablespoons of caramel.
    Author Leslie Kiszka
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