Toffee & Tonka Whipped Candle Recipe

Create a warm, inviting atmosphere with the irresistible blend of toffee & tonka.

By The Flaming Candle Aug 15, 2025

Yield: 6 Candles

Est Time: 2 Hours

Level: Advanced

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Recipe Ingredients

Equipment From Home

Stainless Steel Mixing Spoon
Water
Stove
Pot (for double boiler)

Directions

Step 1

Prepare your jar. Adhere a wick to each of your candle jars. You can adhere a wick to each jar using a wick sticker.

Step 2

Weigh out and melt 33 oz. of the Golden Brands 415 Soy Wax to 185F.

Step 3

Once melted, add two BrownDye Chips and 3 oz. of the Toffee & Tonka Fragrance Oil. Stir.

Step 4

Allow the temperature to drop to 130F.

Step 5

Add about 6 oz. of the melted wax to each jar. Center the wicks with the wick bars and allow to set up.

Step 6

Prepare your decorating bag. Add a decorating tip to your decorating bag.

Step 7

Prepare your whipped wax. Weigh out and melt 26 oz. of the 415 Soy Wax to 185F. Add 2oz. of the Toffee & Tonka Fragrance Oil. Stir.

Step 8

Transfer your wax to a mixing bowl. Whip the wax using a hand mixer until you have a frosting-like consistency.

Step 9

Quickly, add the wax to your decorating bag.

Step 10

Pipe dollops of wax on the top of each candle. As you are piping, be sure to keep the wick centered.

Step 11

Weight out and melt 2.75 oz. of the ProBlend Candle Wax to 195F.

Step 12

Add a small amount of one of the Brown Dye Chips.

Step 13

Pour the wax into the coffee bean silicone mold.

Step 14

Allow the wax to set up before removing it from the mold.

Step 15

Place the coffee beans on top of your candles. Any extra beans can be used as wax melts.

Step 16

Once cured, your candle is ready to burn. Simply trim the wick to ¼” before burning.

Step 17

Adhere a warning label to the bottom of each jar.

To Use

Never leave a burning candle unattended, keeping it away from flammable objects, children, and pets, and placing it on a level, heat-resistant surface. Additionally, proper usage requires trimming the wick to 1/4 inch before lighting and not burning the candle for more than four hours at a time or until only 1/4 inch of wax remains.