Heath Bar Candy

"Like the candy bars you buy only better. A real buttery English toffee taste."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
1 recipe
Serves:
16
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix sugar, butter, and 1/2 cup nuts in a medium iron skillet and stir constantly over medium-low heat.
  • Mixture will become light brown, smell caramelized, and spoon tracks will show as you stir.
  • Cook until it reaches the hard crack stage when dropped in cold water (300 degrees on a candy thermometer).
  • Pour mixture on a cookie sheet with sides.
  • Unwrap Hershey's Bars and place on hot candy - then spread it all over as it melts a bit.
  • Sprinkle with remaining pecans. Let cool completely then break into pieces.
  • Store covered at room temperature.

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Reviews

  1. Was very good but I used 1 11.5 oz package of Milk Chocolate chips instead of the Hershey Bars. I used a medium pan and the candy did not fill up the pan but that was ok.
     
  2. I LOVE heath bars...let me start with that. I had a few problems with this recipe. It didn't say what size baking sheet to use so I used my medium size one...should have used small as it didn't use all of the space. Next, all of the butter would not blend so I have a puddle of butter in the corner of my pan. It's kind of oily.Lastly,my chocolate won't get hard. It's still gooey and I made it 6 hours ago. I used parchment paper on my sheet to lift it off of the pan easily.I followed the recipe perfectly but it just didn't work for me. Thanks for the try.
     
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  1. Was very good but I used 1 11.5 oz package of Milk Chocolate chips instead of the Hershey Bars. I used a medium pan and the candy did not fill up the pan but that was ok.
     

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Born in the deep south and raised on good ole southern home cookin' - I've grown to love cooking all types of food and enjoy trying new recipes. I now live in Arizona with hubby. My two sons are attending college and enjoy learning to cook from their mom. They are very good guinea pigs! I'm a substitute teacher at the elementary level and love working with children - they are our future.
 
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