This year, I decided to make caramel candy for our neighborhood Christmas gifts. I found an awesome recipe online
here and got to work. This recipe is definitely going to be my go-to caramel recipe. Her tip about checking your thermometer with boiling water saved my caramel too--my candy thermometer was off by 6 degrees! After cutting and wrapping 80 pieces, I decided my lovely neighbors could cut their own. The blocks of caramel were way easier to prepare and looked super cute (though I truly adore the skinny wrapped caramel look).
If I do say so myself, I think it turned out pretty great. I just need to get it out of the house before I eat it all.
I just love the old fashioned look of these wrapped candies

These are 4X4 inch squares topped with melted Ghirardelli chocolate

Here's the finished product. Each square is wrapped in wax paper, topped with a custom Christmas label, and tied together with a ribbon. There's nothing like homemade caramel!

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Jackie
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