Vegan Hershey Kisses

Sweet and rich chocolate vegan Hershey kisses made with vegan ingredients. The easiest recipe for homemade kisses!

Enjoy the classic taste of Hershey kisses, but vegan and homemade!

Missing your Hershey kisses? Wish you could make peanut butter kiss cookies, but fresh out of vegan Hershey kisses (okay, you’ve never made them by yourself, but you know what I mean)? Let me show you how easy it is to make Hershey kisses, vegan and homemade. Ready, set, melt!medium plate of vegan Hershey kisses

Everything You Need To Make Vegan Hershey Kisses

  • Kiss Mold: this is the exact mold I use to make vegan Hershey kisses. It makes perfectly-sized kisses, not too big, not too small, so you can have the full Hershey kisses experience.
  • Vegan Chocolate Chips

melting chocolate workstation for vegan Hershey kisses

How to Make Vegan Hershey Kisses

Who knew it’d be so simple to make vegan Hershey kisses? Well, it’s simple in that it takes just one ingredient. But it’s not speedy, m’kay? Today’s vegan kisses are more enjoyable to make if you have the time to enjoy the process. Here’s how it goes:

Lay out the molds

First, get out your favorite kiss molds. Here is the bright purple and utterly beautiful kiss mold that I used. Lay your molds flat on a medium baking sheet.

Melt the chocolate

Move over to your chocolate station—you know what I mean—it’s where you melt all of your chocolate for goodies. 😉 Add vegan chocolate chips to a microwave-safe bowl and melt+stir until smooth. If you prefer to skip the microwave, melt chocolate using the stovetop method with a double boiler. 

Make the kisses

Spoon melted chocolate into a zip bag with the tip trimmed off or a reusable piping bag. Piping is the easiest way to make vegan Hershey kisses. I don’t recommend spooning as that will create a melted chocolate mess monster. Lol. Now, pipe the melted chocolate slowly and carefully into each mold crevice, filling each one to the top.

Chill, pop out, enjoy

Place the sheet of Hershey kisses into the fridge and chill until your kisses are firm (test by popping out just one in the center of the mold –that’ll be the warmest one). When firm, pop out all kisses and enjoy!

the candy making mold I use to make vegan Hershey kisses

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Finished vegan Hershey kisses on serving plate with candy mold, napkins and chocolate in background

Tools You Need

close up shot of a completed vegan Hershey kiss upturned on candy mold

Seal it with a Vegan Hershey Kiss

SWAK, anyone? Let’s seal our dessert table with a vegan Hershey kiss. Now that we’ve got how to make Hershey kisses vegan, shall we try another flavor? 🙂 I can’t wait to see all of your creations on Instagram! Be sure to tag me at #beamingbaker, or leave a comment below so I know how it turned out for you. ‘Til our next sweet vegan adventure…

Sending you all my love and maybe even a dove, xo Demeter ❤️

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Vegan Hershey Kisses


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Sweet ‘n rich chocolate vegan Hershey kisses made with vegan ingredients!


Ingredients

Scale

Instructions

  1. Lay Hershey kiss molds flat on a medium baking sheet. Here is where I get my Hershey kisses candy molds. Clear some space in the refrigerator for this sheet, you will need it later. Set sheet aside at room temperature.
  2. Melt the chocolate: Use the double boiler method to melt the vegan chocolate chips or do the following. Add chocolate chips and peanut butter (if using) to a microwave-safe bowl. The peanut butter will prevent the chocolate chips from streaking (discoloring) once in solid kiss form.
  3. Heat in 20-second increments until just softened and mostly melted. The chocolate will continue to melt after heating, just make sure to mostly melt it. Stir in between heating increments, until smooth.
  4. Make the kisses: Spoon melted chocolate mixture into a reusable piping bag, making sure to spoon toward the bottom of the bag, where the piping tip is located. This will ensure that most of the chocolate is not wasted. Once all chocolate is in the bag, twist the bag to gather all melted chocolate towards the tip, then snip off the end of the bag, if needed.
  5. Pipe melted chocolate carefully into each cavity of the kisses mold, until it’s filled to the top.
  6. Take a toothpick and poke into the tip of each Hershey kiss (the top peak), then stir the toothpick around a bit. This will pop any unwanted air bubble from forming.
  7. Chill to set the chocolate: Chill this sheet in the refrigerator until firm, about 40 minutes. Make sure kisses are fully firm by popping one out to test—if the tip snaps off, it’s not ready yet.
  8. Pop & Enjoy: Once firm, press the tip of each kiss on the candy mold until a kiss pops out. Enjoy! Storing instructions below.

Notes

Storing Instructions: Store kisses in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 weeks.

Freezing Instructions: Store in an airtight, freezer-friendly container in the freezer for 1-2 months. Allow to thaw for about 10 minutes before enjoying.

  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
  • Cook Time: 1 minute
  • Category: Dessert
  • Method: Chill
  • Cuisine: American

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12 Comments

  1. Wow, Demeter! Looks like you did a great job on this one… as soon as I get a mold I’m gonna be trying this out! Thanks again for all these amazing recipes ❤️