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How do I prevent chocolate top layer from falling off English toffee lower layer?

by Steve
(Peninsula)

After adding a top layer of chocolate onto cooled layer of toffee, it doesn't stick well and falls off when handled; how can I improve this bond between toffee and chocolate?







Hi Steve,

Someone else asked the question Why does the chocolate fall off of my homemade toffee? some time ago.


One of the best suggestions was that you add the chocolate to the toffee while it is still hot. You don't even have to melt the chocolate first.


Just pour the hot toffee into the tray and then immediately place the chocolate pieces for the top layer on top of the toffee. The heat will melt the chocolate and allow you to spread it evenly.


Give that a try and let us know if it works for you.


Blessings,
Angie





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How do I prevent chocolate top layer from falling off English toffee lower layer?

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Dec 17, 2010
Chocolate doesn't stick to toffee
by: Lisa

I have made toffee twice in the past week. The first time it went great. I made it the same way except I might have used different butter. My recipe doesn't specify if I should use unsalted butter or regular butter. Last night my chocolate didn't stick to the toffee. I put the chocolate on as soon as I had the toffee spread out in the pan and didn't wait at all for it to cool. I used my candy thermometer to cook it only until it reached a hard crack and took it off the burner right away. Would the butter make the difference?

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