Product Details
Don't be such a square! Unless you want to be a delicious, creamy Caramel Square. These tawny, creamy cubes are amazing little morsels that will melt away in your mouth and leave a smile on your face.
Individually wrapped in clear cellophane, they make a great addition to a candy buffet bar, as a candy dish go-to, or even to keep around the house and melt into hot chocolate and baked goods. Caramel has been around for centuries and transforms typical granulated sugar into this famous form of ooey, gooey chewiness when heated at a high heat. We'd like give the culinary geniuses who came up with this fantastic candy a pat on the back!
About 36 squares per squares
Dimensions: 3/4 x 3/4 x 1/2-inches each
Price per pound $3.40
Made by Ferrera Pan
SKU: U320394
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Customer Reviews
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creamy goodness
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my hubbies favorite
by victor romero 8/14/2016 -
Knock You Naked Brownie!
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I made some brownie. It take 60 caramel for this brownie recipes, These are the best brownie I ever ate.
It is cheaper buying candy in the bulks. I like your candy very much.by Josie raetz 7/31/2016 -
very good
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arrived in box, none melted. tasted very good. used for daughters sweet 16
by linette 7/18/2016 -
Yummy caramel candy
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I used it for baking (in brownies) and it was wonderful!
by Deb McRoberts 3/30/2016 -
I Love This Caramel
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I used the caramel to make candy, and was surprise how good it tasted. The caramel was rich and very creamy. Most definitely will purchase it again.
Pros: The taste and its creaminess.
Cons:by Charlene Ferguson 6/10/2012 -
Well, all of the squares didn't make it to their destination, because I couldn't stop eating them. Very creamy and delicious!
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Ordering from the website was so simple, the candy was delicious, and the candy arrived at my door much earlier that promised. Some of my clients even asked where I got them.
Pros: Taste and freshness
Cons:by Jan Wilson 3/19/2012
