If you don’t know, a pinata is a container full of candy often made out of paper mache or cloth. And it’s a Mexican tradition to smash them as a celebration of success. They can be any shape ...

Inside this particular piñata was hard candy and a toy prize, maybe another $2 to $3 worth. Even at $25 per hour, the total cost to manufacture this product would be in the $30 range. This still ...

The recipe features moist strawberry cupcakes filled with colorful candy sprinkles and homemade ... Mini M&M’s are also a great idea to use for the pinata filling. Get creative with the candies.

First-year Spanish teacher Jessica Diaz has added some bright new traditions in her classes at Unity Christian High School.

At Alamo Candy Co., rows of colorful piñatas hang ready to have their bellies filled from shelves below. The store's papier-mâché and crepe paper creations range from whimsical cartoon Minions ...

How does Best achieve such a yearly and consistently fun feat? She fills what’s akin to a pinata with candy and confetti, then pretends it’s midnight before dropping it from a fishing line and ...