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EASY Caramel Recipe



Ditch store-bought caramel and make Homemade Caramel Sauce! It’s smooth, rich, sweet, and drizzles like a dream. Best of all, this sauce is made in less than 10 minutes with just 4 simple ingredients! Take desserts to new levels with homemade caramel sauce! It is rich, caramelized, buttery, and sweet, making it a favorite anywhere it is served. Spoon it over ice cream, layer it on cakes, drizzle it on brownies or popcorn, and more.

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  1. The first time you taste caramel that you made, it's like going to heaven!! It tastes so good, so much better than the stuff you buy in the store for ice cream.

    This video was excellent!!! Thank you so much for taking to time to make it!

  2. Gracias por tú receta maravillosa gran maestro saludó desde chile 🇨🇱 sería maravilloso si la explicación fuese en español pero me guío un poquito con los comentarios que te guían bien porque sé pueden traducir muchísimo cariños y bendiciones saludos tú maravillosa recetas ❤❤❤

  3. Thank you!!! The last person's recipe i followed was a disaster & she left out all of these helpful tips!! Luckily I burnt the sugar BEFORE adding the cold cream or i might be at the ER right now lol I'm excited to give it another try!! 😅

  4. You rock, this is EXACTLY what I was looking for – Thick and sticky. I love how you referenced other tutorials which tell us to use water and don't stir to differentiate between that and what you are doing because I did use the water method and of course did not get the desired results, it was fine if that is what people want, but did not produce the thick sticky desired results. This is gold. Thanks so much!

  5. Highlighting the "like" button by circling it in red is totally brilliant. Kudos!

    Also, use various sugars– brown, demerara, white, together (not icing sugar or wet ones like molasses though, except a little bit of corn syrup; please see ending of this post). Whole milk instead of cream, or-like the sugars- different milks or creams of various milk fats in combinations–works perfectly well anytime you want to or need to. Where I reside, 36% bf whipping cream can be purchased regularly, and it is ideal, but there is no need for fanaticism with sugars or milk products. Adding a splap of corn syrup, maybe up to a tablespoon, towards the end of stirring helps prevent crystalisation.

    Really, it's the procedure that matters most. Follow John's technique first and foremost, and the results will be satisfactory. And, yeah, there will be times when everything goes south and, fluently and loudly, one uses words and expressions that are VERY naughty. Just write them down for further reference.

  6. Guys remember it is A-OK to fail MISERABLY at this, I didnt have any cream but other recipes I found before this one said I could substitute milk and a tad bit more butter, ended up really clumpy in not a good way and kinda oily, I kept stirring for like 10 more minutes which did nothing to help, so I'm now waiting for it to cool to see if its salvageable at all (probably wont be but eh learning curve ig)

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