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  • we have almost the same recipie in sweden,

    here we have like a chrismas tradition to make those, :)

  • @SomeKnowsLikes I know ; )

    Cheers from KtC!

  • @kooktocook Ktc?

    haha awesome :)

    you got a friend in sweden?

  • @SomeKnowsLikes A couple of Swedish in-laws in the family here : )

    Nice to meet you! KtC

  • i'd really like to add my hard butterscotch crushed to shortbread cookies for a bit of added crunch. do you have any advice so that my cookies don't go terribly wrong? like make the butterscotch pale (cooked for less time) so that i don't have black butterscotch in my cookies :P! or perhaps it's just not a good idea? also do you know if corn syrup is necessary? because if it's just something think and syrupy i have molasses and honey. can i use one? which one would be better? yay! thank you!

  • @adianaybar1 Prepare as in the recipe vid. then crush and add to cookie dough (never tried?). Corn Syrup is required. KtC

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  • @kooktocook  thats so cool!

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  • @JessicaPersonalChef Not sure if would work correctly or not. I have a meat one here but I do not recall using it. I certainly use a candy one though as it makes a big difference with the sugars. They are fairly cheap. Usually in the supermarkets. With candy, the temperature can change really quick. I last made these at xmas. I enjoy hard candy too (making it more than indulging) as different types can be easily made (I have a peppermint, green candy posted somewhere). cheers, KtC

  • Looks wonderful! So easy to make. I need to get a candy therm. I only have a meat-type one without the little clip. Could I use a metal clip to secure it onto a pot?

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