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06-02-2007, 05:46 PM
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Looking for highest quality caramels available
My wife can't eat chocolate right now. I relied on this list
previously to search out good chocolate brands from Europe. I bought $100 chocolate boxes that were better than anything we had previously. But as I said, she can't eat chocolate right now. So, does anyone know if there's an online company that makes the highest quality caramels? I buy locally from a farmer that makes his own with about 4x the amount of butter you can get in good stores, so those are absolutely stunning. But he's one guy and he's out of stock until next summer. My price range is under $40 per lb. Anyone know where to buy online? Thanks! Don 
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06-02-2007, 08:50 PM
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Looking for highest quality caramels available
On Feb 6, 9:46 am, wrote:
My wife can't eat chocolate right now. I relied on this list previously to search out good chocolate brands from Europe. I bought $100 chocolate boxes that were better than anything we had previously. But as I said, she can't eat chocolate right now. So, does anyone know if there's an online company that makes the highest quality caramels? I buy locally from a farmer that makes his own with about 4x the amount of butter you can get in good stores, so those are absolutely stunning. But he's one guy and he's out of stock until next summer. My price range is under $40 per lb. Anyone know where to buy online? Thanks! Don You should find a recipe and make it yourself- it's quite easy to make
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08-02-2007, 01:56 AM
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Looking for highest quality caramels available
On 6 Feb 2007 12:50:26 -0800, "Merryb" wrote:
On Feb 6, 9:46 am, wrote: My wife can't eat chocolate right now. I relied on this list previously to search out good chocolate brands from Europe. I bought $100 chocolate boxes that were better than anything we had previously. But as I said, she can't eat chocolate right now. So, does anyone know if there's an online company that makes the highest quality caramels? I buy locally from a farmer that makes his own with about 4x the amount of butter you can get in good stores, so those are absolutely stunning. But he's one guy and he's out of stock until next summer. My price range is under $40 per lb. Anyone know where to buy online? Thanks! Don You should find a recipe and make it yourself- it's quite easy to make Yes, it is just boiling sugar in a bit of water till it is the darkness you like, then add warm cream and butter. You need to adjust the quantities till you get the product you like, and a good thermometer helps.
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08-02-2007, 04:47 PM
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Looking for highest quality caramels available
On Feb 7, 8:56 pm, a wrote:
On 6 Feb 2007 12:50:26 -0800, "Merryb" wrote: On Feb 6, 9:46 am, wrote: My wife can't eat chocolate right now. I relied on this list previously to search out good chocolate brands from Europe. I bought $100 chocolate boxes that were better than anything we had previously. But as I said, she can't eat chocolate right now. So, does anyone know if there's an online company that makes the highest quality caramels? I buy locally from a farmer that makes his own with about 4x the amount of butter you can get in good stores, so those are absolutely stunning. But he's one guy and he's out of stock until next summer. My price range is under $40 per lb. Anyone know where to buy online? Thanks! Don You should find a recipe and make it yourself- it's quite easy to make Yes, it is just boiling sugar in a bit of water till it is the darkness you like, then add warm cream and butter. You need to adjust the quantities till you get the product you like, and a good thermometer helps. I travel for business too much to make candy. I'm going to poke around on www.seventypercent.com to see who they suggest. Don
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09-02-2007, 12:25 AM
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Looking for highest quality caramels available
On Feb 8, 8:47 am, wrote:
On Feb 7, 8:56 pm, a wrote: On 6 Feb 2007 12:50:26 -0800, "Merryb" wrote: On Feb 6, 9:46 am, wrote: My wife can't eat chocolate right now. I relied on this list previously to search out good chocolate brands from Europe. I bought $100 chocolate boxes that were better than anything we had previously. But as I said, she can't eat chocolate right now. So, does anyone know if there's an online company that makes the highest quality caramels? I buy locally from a farmer that makes his own with about 4x the amount of butter you can get in good stores, so those are absolutely stunning. But he's one guy and he's out of stock until next summer. My price range is under $40 per lb. Anyone know where to buy online? Thanks! Don You should find a recipe and make it yourself- it's quite easy to make Yes, it is just boiling sugar in a bit of water till it is the darkness you like, then add warm cream and butter. You need to adjust the quantities till you get the product you like, and a good thermometer helps. I travel for business too much to make candy. I'm going to poke around onwww.seventypercent.comto see who they suggest. Don- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - OK, you do that! 
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