The Secret Ingredient In This BRITTLE Will Leave You Speechless!
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If there’s one thing I really enjoy for breakfast, lunch or dinner (why not even dessert), it’s bacon. Whenever there is at least a small chance that adding bacon would make a recipe even better, I’m all for it. And I have to say it hardly ever fails! This Bacon Brittle recipe is a grand slam hit! The caramelized flavor of the brittle combined with the salty smokiness of the bacon… All I can say is WOW! This is also a really fun project to get the kids involved with, and you can make this as a family.
That look on their little faces when you pull out the hammer to break the brittle… Priceless! But I have to warn you, they’re going to want to make this every day from that moment on!
I have boxed this brittle up during the holidays into decorative tins and gave it away as gifts. Who wouldn’t want to receive a sweet treat that is laced with bacon?
Original Recipe oh bite it.
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Quick Tip: Peanut brittle makes a wonderful holiday gift when placed into a decorative tin.