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This World’s Easiest Candy is so good! And it really is the easiest candy to make!
Kids, and adults, alike love this candy! It will be a hit whether you’re taking it to someone, or making it for your family.
The World’s Easiest Candy
1 cup butter
1 cup brown sugar
1 sleeve saltine crackers
1 12 oz package chocolate chips
Spray a cookie sheet with oil, or line pan with foil. I really have never had trouble removing this from the cookie sheet, though. Here’s the kind I use…..
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Line cookie sheet with a single layer of saltine crackers. If you don’t use the whole sleeve, that’s ok. I have one cookie sheet that is a little bigger, and I use a few more crackers from another sleeve, breaking them in half as needed to fill the pan.
Bring butter and brown sugar to boil and boil for 5 minutes. Evenly poor this mixture over the crackers. It doesn’t have to be perfect, as it will spread in the oven.
Bake for 5-10 minutes at 350*. You’ll want to watch, so it doesn’t burn. Remove from oven when the mixture is nice and bubbling.
As soon as you remove it from the oven, evenly sprinkle the chocolate chips over the top. Wait a minute for the chocolate to melt, then spread with a knife or spatula. Be careful to not move the crackers too much.
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At this point, you could sprinkle on nuts, mini chocolate chips, candy pieces, sprinkles really anything you want. It is very good plain, so you don’t have to do this. It does make the candy look pretty for holidays, and gift giving, though.
Cool candy completely before cutting. To speed up the cooling, you can put it in the fridge for a few minutes. I usually do. 🙂
My family loves this candy. And it quickly disappears at any gathering I take it to.
You can also use different kinds of crackers. I’ve seen this candy made with club crackers and even cheese crackers. You can also use different kinds of chocolate chips, and as I said above, different toppings.
Since it takes just a few minutes to make, it’s the perfect last minute desert for any dinner or gathering.
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visitoardc says
Looks simple but yummy. 🙂
Cheeky Momma says
Easy and delicious!
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wacki04 says
Wow! They look gooooood 🙂
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Turning the Clock Back says
salty and sweet, perfect combination!
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Diane
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lana says
wow that looks great!
Your Frugal Friend, Niki says
I've made this before. I was told it was called Poor Man's Toffee. My hubby calls is Candy Crack! LOL It is quite addictive.
For some reason I never think about this until Christmas rolls around. Maybe I'll whip up a batch soon. Thanks for the reminder!
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Thrifty Homemaker says
Thanks for sharing this in our favorite facebook candy recipes.
Angela
Lisa B. says
We also love this simple but so yummy and addictive treat!