Chocolate
Caramelized Bark with Rice Krispies
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13 Reviews
Hanna C.
November 24, 2018
So delicious and simple to make. Perfect treat to get the kids involved in the making of it.
Naureen A.
December 12, 2017
Thanks for the great recipe! I made these to top my mini chocolate cereal tarts and it was a hit! Won people's choice for best dessert =)
JoMarie R.
November 25, 2013
oh my god. I just tried making this for the third time and all i'm ending up with is frosted rice krispie cereal...much like frosted flakes. I am so irritated and I didn't stir, only swirled, washed down the sides of the pan, made sure everything was completely clean...I've made caramels and many other sugar treats before...so does anyone have any ideas? what temperature/stage did you bring the sugar to?
Couldn't B.
December 19, 2013
I am so sorry you are having trouble with this. I just tried making it again and it came out just like it has before. It is important to cook the sugar without stirring once it is melted, but other than that I don't what to suggest. Did you wash any remaining sugar crystals off the spatula before stirring in the rice krispys?
em-i-lis
September 6, 2012
Hi! If I make this today, do you think it will still be nice and fresh on Sunday? Thank you!!
EmilyC
September 6, 2012
I made it around the holidays and found it kept well for 1+ weeks. It might even keep longer than that. It's really delicious and SO easy. I'd recommend tempering the chocolate so you get a nice pretty sheen and then you'll also be able to store it at room temp, as Couldn't Be Parve points out.
CindyR
March 25, 2012
Have you tried it with milk chocolate?
Could be a great kid friendly snack.
Could be a great kid friendly snack.
Couldn't B.
March 28, 2012
I haven't tried it with milk chocolate but I'm sure it would be tasty. I would use a higher percentage milk chocolate, however, so it doesn't get too sweet.
EmilyC
December 18, 2011
I finally got around to making this today -- and wow, it's so easy, delicious and addictive! I kept breaking off little shards of it while assembling plates for neighbors. Thanks for the great recipe!
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