Apricot Coconut Balls

Submitted by: Barbara Strohbehn 
I appreciate that these fruity candies are easy to prepare and can be made ahead of time. They're a nice alternative to chocolate sweets. --Barbara Strohbehn, Gladbrook, Iowa 

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Apricot Walnut Balls

Submitted by: Phyl Budreau 
A recipe can't get much easier than this one, yet it's simply delicious. These store well in the refrigerator and make for a different type of dessert. 

Coconut Apricot Balls

Submitted by: Geraldine Seney 
These zesty confections are filled with fresh fruity flavor. They make a nice addition to any candy tray. 

Apricot Confection

Submitted by: Lillian Bowers 
A cross between a cookie and a candy. Absolutely irresistible. 

Date Balls

Submitted by: Tracy Wing 
Rich and chewy, a holiday treat. 

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Coconut Rum Balls

Submitted by: Carla Hoy 
The flavor of these candies improves after 24 hours. They may be made ahead and stored in refrigerator. Roll in confectioners' sugar instead of coconut if you prefer. 

Make Ahead Butter Balls

Submitted by: Lynn 
This recipe uses a make ahead mix that can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 4 weeks. Add the following ingredients to the mix for buttery cookies. 

Orange Balls II

Submitted by: Lisa 
This is a light, chilled Christmas cookie. 

Popcorn Party Balls

Submitted by: sal 
Popcorn is coated in a corn syrup, brown sugar, fruity gelatin mixture and combined with honey roasted peanuts in these bountiful popcorn balls. 

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Christmas Orange Balls

Submitted by: Julie Brooks 
My mom makes these for Christmas every year. The holiday isn't complete without them! Kids can make them too since there is no baking involved. 
 
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