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Tara
Works really well!! was a bit clumpy and i over cooked it but it was perfect for prop glass
4
karen
I think you need a little better recipe you do not put sugar in a sauce pan with out liquid or it will burn
1
Liz
Hi Chelsea, just wondering how to cover the setting candy? And also after it is set, do I store in the fridge or just on the bench? I live in an area that can be humid at times. I have tried a different recipe for toffee which set nice and hard, but the surface was quite sticky. The intended use for this glass is to use in a stage show and broken over someone's head, don't particularly want it to stick to them! LizChelsea Sugar:The setting candy can be covered with a sheet of baking paper. Please store the sugar glass in the fridge.
3
Brie
How much boiling water to use?? I bought a candy thermometer and then realised you didn't specify a temperature?
1
Anonymous
Very snazzy!Question...What kind of desserts could you use this glass for?Thanks!Chelsea Sugar:Sugar glass can be used to decorate desserts. Sugar glass also makes great windows for gingerbread houses.
5
Eli
I can't wait to try something for the first time. I mean try the sugar glass for the first time.
5
Nishera
Never hardened for me, could've left it on the heat for longer but it was starting to caramelise. How do I get it to harden?Chelsea Sugar:Ensure the baking sheet lined with baking paper is cooled in the fridge. Also leave the sugar glass to set in a cool area.
2
Bishop
Sat stirring for almost an hour an only achieved brown clumping. Would be helpful to have a few more details for those less talented in sugar working department.
1
Allie
Did not work at all. Stirred constantly and got lumpy caramel.
Works really well!! was a bit clumpy and i over cooked it but it was perfect for prop glass
4
karen
I think you need a little better recipe you do not put sugar in a sauce pan with out liquid or it will burn
1
Liz
Hi Chelsea, just wondering how to cover the setting candy? And also after it is set, do I store in the fridge or just on the bench? I live in an area that can be humid at times. I have tried a different recipe for toffee which set nice and hard, but the surface was quite sticky. The intended use for this glass is to use in a stage show and broken over someone's head, don't particularly want it to stick to them! LizChelsea Sugar:The setting candy can be covered with a sheet of baking paper. Please store the sugar glass in the fridge.
3
Brie
How much boiling water to use?? I bought a candy thermometer and then realised you didn't specify a temperature?
1
Anonymous
Very snazzy!Question...What kind of desserts could you use this glass for?Thanks!Chelsea Sugar:Sugar glass can be used to decorate desserts. Sugar glass also makes great windows for gingerbread houses.
5
Eli
I can't wait to try something for the first time. I mean try the sugar glass for the first time.
5
Nishera
Never hardened for me, could've left it on the heat for longer but it was starting to caramelise. How do I get it to harden?Chelsea Sugar:Ensure the baking sheet lined with baking paper is cooled in the fridge. Also leave the sugar glass to set in a cool area.
2
Bishop
Sat stirring for almost an hour an only achieved brown clumping. Would be helpful to have a few more details for those less talented in sugar working department.
1
Allie
Did not work at all. Stirred constantly and got lumpy caramel.