Chocolate Wafers Melting Wafers - Red Merckens
Chocolate Wafers Melting Wafers - Red Merckens
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Merckens Red Candy Melting Wafers
Merckens Red Candy Melting Wafers are smooth, creamy, vanilla-flavored confectionery coating wafers perfect for homemade candies, chocolate-covered treats, and festive desserts. These easy-to-melt red candy wafers are ideal for home bakers, chocolatiers, and professional candy makers.
No tempering required! Simply melt, dip, mold, or drizzle. Merckens red candy melts set with a firm finish, making them convenient for decorating and candy production.
Perfect For
- Candy molds: Make red chocolate lollipops, molded candies, and filled treats.
- Cake pops and cakesicles: Create red candy coatings for birthdays, holidays, and special events.
- Chocolate-covered strawberries: Dip and decorate strawberries for Valentine's Day and celebrations.
- Oreos and pretzels: Make red candy-coated cookies, pretzel rods, and edible gifts.
- Candy apples: Add a red confectionery coating to sweet treats.
- Holiday candy making: Perfect for Christmas, Valentine's Day, and patriotic desserts.
- Dessert decorating: Drizzle over cookies, brownies, and other baked goods.
Why Choose Merckens?
- Sweet, creamy vanilla flavor
- Red confectionery coating for festive treats
- No tempering required
- Smooth melting for dipping, molding, and coating
- Ideal for home bakers and professional candy makers
- Available in 8 oz, 1 lb, 5 lb, 10 lb, and 25 lb sizes
Allergens: Contains milk and soy.
Whether you're creating Valentine's Day chocolate treats, Christmas candies, or custom cake pops, Merckens Red Candy Melting Wafers make decorating easy.
Artificial Colors: Yellow #5 Lake, Blue #1 Lake, Blue #2 Lake, Red #3, Red #40 Lake, Yellow 6 Lake
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Excellent service and fast shipping. Thank you
My treats came out nice but I wanted real red! I would say this is more like a pinkinsh red. And dull looking. But it is red. Might add oil next time to make it glossy. I’ll buy again. Easy to melt and melts nicely
