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Chocolate Covered Caramels

Submitted by: cpearlo 
Home Town: Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA
Making caramel is easier than you might think! Butter, brown sugar, corn syrup, condensed milk and vanilla create the caramel that you then simply dip in melted chocolate. 

Caramels II

Submitted by: sal 
Sugar, brown sugar, condensed milk and corn syrup are the ingredients in these caramels. 

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Licorice Caramels

Submitted by: Paula 
Caramels made with sweetened condensed milk and corn syrup are flavored with anise extract and colored black. 

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Caramels I

Submitted by: JUDI K. 
Sugar, corn syrup, cream, butter and vanilla are the ingredients in these traditional caramel candies. 

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Caramels

Submitted by: Barbara 
Satiny-smooth, homemade caramels are a snap with this easy recipe! Just be sure you have a candy thermometer on hand as you simmer sugar, corn syrup, evaporated milk, whipping cream and butter. Cool in a pan, then cut into squares. 

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Living In: Malvern, Iowa, USA
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