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Thread: Chocolate Caramel Wafers

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    Default Chocolate Caramel Wafers

    4ozs Butter
    7ozs Condensed milk (half a reg tin )
    2Tblsp Syrup
    12ozs Chocolate
    15 Original Ryvita Crispbreads

    place butter milk and syrup in a saucepan very slowly bring to the boil once bubbling stir constantly for about 5mins or until pale caramel colour cool until warm not hot

    melt chocolate in a bowl over hot water

    To assemble spread thick layer of caramel on to a crispbread top with another then caramel and finish with a third crispbread
    continue until all the caramel and crispbreads are used up
    using a very sharp knife cut into size required usually end up with (5 whole dived into 3 )
    giving you approx 15

    Dip into Chocolate lay out on greaseproof paper to set

    from the same source as Macaroon Bars
    Last edited by Anne x; 19-Apr-08 at 16:29. Reason: Spelling
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    Another GREAT recipe Anne! Throughly recommend everyone to try them. Made them this afternoon and just enjoying one now. You'd never guess that they're made with Rivitas! I did however cut each "rivita sandwich" into 6 rather than 3 as I felt they were rather big.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buttercup View Post
    Another GREAT recipe Anne! Throughly recommend everyone to try them. Made them this afternoon and just enjoying one now. You'd never guess that they're made with Rivitas! I did however cut each "rivita sandwich" into 6 rather than 3 as I felt they were rather big.

    thank you and for your kind words in pm
    so glad you enjoyed
    It is hard to believe that ryvitas can make these
    wonderful things 5x3 was just a guideline
    maybe I should change size in the original recipe
    Ax
    Last edited by Anne x; 20-Apr-08 at 00:22.
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    WOW I would never have thought of using ryvita in a recipe, sound like something new to try for visitors thanks.
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    Oh bother !!!! have not ben able to make them as yet !! the 2 local supermarkets don't have Ryvita will have to try next time in town. A supermarket there has what they call a 'gourmet shop' it sells HP suace, Heinz Baked Beans Colmans Mustard and lots of other weird things ... hopefully they will have some Ryvita
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