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newlycooked on 10.22.2011




This recipe was amazing! I am so happy to be able to make something without having to unwrap candies full of unknown substances. I gave them to my coworkers, and everyone raved they were the BEST caramel apples they had ever had!
Stephanie on 10.26.2011




The flavor of this caramel is delicious. However, while it coated the apples beautifully (but thin) at first, it then puddled so that there was no caramel left on the apples. I tried refrigerating immediately, but this didn’t help. I even tried spreading the cold caramel on with a knife, but it also puddled. It is a delicious caramel dip, so I will make it again and add the half-and-half so it can be refrigerated as a dip.
AB Arnette on 10.31.2011




Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful recipe! I made these this afternoon and I was so impressed with myself for making that caramel! They were a hit.
Pat Mendell on 10.31.2011




Just finished making this, as the old saying goes “finger likin good” I rolled my caramel apple in chopped M&M’s (plain and peanut butter”) then I drizzled some melted chocolate over that. They look really good. I poured the left over into a dish, like suggested, but then I topped it with coconut and pecan, stired it up a little then spread the left over melted chocolate on top…can’t wait for it to cool. No problems at all, will deffinetly make again.
Irene Acevedo on 11.1.2012




I made this recipe last night, delicious, yummy just as beautiful as the one in the picture. Never will i by store bought caramel for anything. Cooked my caramel on medium high and went for more of an amber look. Dont be impatient wait for the caramel to cool so you can get a good coating. This was my first caramel and was so proud of my apples
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carlyfries on 9.27.2011
What do you mean by “soft ball stage”? Is there an approximate time to when it reaches this stage? Otherwise this sounds amazing!
nicole tambini on 10.8.2011
What is WHITE SYRUP??
aj822 on 10.9.2011
Does white syrup mean corn syrup? Thanks for sharing this recipe. AJ
buttercream on 10.16.2011
Just made your Caramel and I have to say it is really good. I am very picky on caramel sometimes they get to gritty and some are just to sweet. This was old fashioned smooth caramel. We have an apple orchard and this receipe is going to be used alot. The syrup I used was a light corn syrup and “softball stage” is 235 to 240 degrees on a candy thermometer. I hope that helps.
Pat Mendell on 10.28.2011
What is the buttered plate for? Pat
Yolanda Barr on 8.10.2012
Does the 1/4 butter get spread on the pan and plate or in the white syrup mixture that comes to softball stage?
joannab on 8.10.2012
Yolanda, the 1/4 c. butter is put into the pan with all the other ingredients, except the apples and vanilla. Pat, the buttered plate is for the leftover caramel after the apples are coated.
Juju on 8.12.2012
From the photo, I am guessing that “White Syrup” means Light Corn Syrup. Is this correct? I’d really like to try this recipe.
hstnflddc on 9.29.2012
When I made this today, mine was so soft that it ran off the apples, almost a dip consistancy. Did I maybe not cook it long enough?
pressed4time on 10.8.2012
Juju, yes, the syrup is light corn syrup.
hstnflddc, sounds like you didn’t cook long enough. I use a candy thermometer till it is 235-240 degrees (soft ball stage).
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