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Sponge Candy 

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INGREDIENTS
1 cup sugar
1 cup dark corn syrup
1/2 teaspoon molasses
1 tablespoon white vinegar
1 tablespoon baking soda
melted semi-sweet chocolate (optional)
INSTRUCTIONS
As with all candy making, have all the ingredients ready and the pan prepared before you begin as the process can be fast towards the end, and having everything ready makes for a smooth outcome!
To start, prepare the pan that will be needed at the end to pour the candy into. Grease a 9x13 or jelly roll pan generously (a jelly roll pan will produce a flatter candy and a 9x13 will produce thicker).
Bring sugar, corn syrup, molasses, and vinegar to a boil in a heavy-bottomed large saucepan (at least a 4 quart). Continue to boil, stirring constantly until a candy thermometer registers hard crack or 300 degrees.
Once at a hard crack, remove from heat and stir in one tablespoon baking soda until completely incorporated. The mixture will foam up and bubble. This is why a large saucepan is needed.
Pour into prepared pan and let cool completely, 4-6 hours. Do not spread or touch the candy once poured into the pan. You want the air and light texture to stay intact.
"Crack" or break into large pieces and drizzle with melted chocolate if desired. Or dip pieces completely in chocolate and let dry.

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Комментарии : 43   
@beverlypeterson291
@beverlypeterson291 9 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for this! I love sponge candy!!
@christinadaniels5286
@christinadaniels5286 2 года назад
I make this candy every year. Last Christmas, I sprinkled the top of the candy with sea salt immediately after pouring it out onto the pan. It was soooo good!
@crochet9100
@crochet9100 8 лет назад
OMG! I had this when I was real little, but I'd forgotten all about it! Thanks for reminding me and telling us how to make it! Now my grandkids can have something old fashioned like I did!
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 8 лет назад
I love bringing back old time candies!!! So glad you found the recipe!
@katinalafa
@katinalafa 9 лет назад
looks delicious!!
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
Thanks!
@Hunnie_B
@Hunnie_B 9 лет назад
Love this recipe, memories from my youth.......I would make this with my mom, we call it sponge toffee. Now I have a craving for it, thanks for sharing Kaleb.
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
I love hearing all the different names for this candy, it stirs a different memory in each of us!
@karriecurtis8298
@karriecurtis8298 9 лет назад
Oh my goodness! Yum!!! I cannot wait to try this! It may be a new favorite!
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
Yay! Defiantly a favorite of mine, hope it becomes one of yours also!
@xuanwinz1
@xuanwinz1 9 лет назад
Wow that looks incredible!!
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
Thanks!
@sarahyae3067
@sarahyae3067 9 лет назад
your recipes are so amazing and it was my moms birthday a few days ago and i made a recipe book from your channel and my mom LOVES it. thanks to you, our family us getting delicious surprises everyday!
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
Love this idea, recipes are a great gift!
@lealight3023
@lealight3023 6 лет назад
We call this Cinder toffee in England and in Cornwall they call it Hokey Pokey. We eat it all year round. It’s delicious crushed up on top of ice cream.
@katarinavlogs
@katarinavlogs 9 лет назад
I've always wondered how to make this! I'll definitely have to give it a try this holiday season!
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
Glad you finally have a recipe, let me know how it turns out for you!
@modavisa123
@modavisa123 9 лет назад
My mom used to make this all the time, she called it sea foam candy. It's addictive!!
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
Very addictive and unique, thanks for watching!
@JessRushworth
@JessRushworth 9 лет назад
Agreeing with others, this is honeycomb ;) definitely addictive, I know every time I make it, it disappears instantly! never done it with molasses, but it looks much easier than pure sugar, yumm
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
This is close to some honeycomb recipes but yes the molasses makes it different, true honeycombs use honey.
@MsScorpyscorp
@MsScorpyscorp 9 лет назад
This is very similar to a winter delicacy that we get in North India, made with sugarcane jaggery and topped with dry puffed rice/crispies...Its called "Goorh Gatta".
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
That sounds amazing, would love to try it!
@pupujohn
@pupujohn 9 лет назад
OMG. So many cookies and candies. Thanks for the recipe, I'll be trying this as gifts. I'm going to end up having no teeth as a subscriber.
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
Haha, brush extra well during the Holidays that's what I do ;)
@samwri1984
@samwri1984 9 лет назад
this looks like cinder toffee (well thats what we call it in the UK)
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
I love that name! Thanks for watching.
@LeeHyoYoon
@LeeHyoYoon 9 лет назад
Isn't it honeycomb?
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
This is very close to a honeycomb but does not have honey in the recipe as many honeycombs do.
@eeeligoldfarb
@eeeligoldfarb 9 лет назад
first comment! love your recipes. never go wrong. Going to do this if I find molasses (It's not a common ingredient here in Argentina). Hugs!
@0ElaEnchanted0
@0ElaEnchanted0 9 лет назад
Hi, yes it is, is found in most health stores (dieteticas) or in china town (si hablas español, se pide como melaza, yo lo compro para hacer galletitas de jengibre)
@eeeligoldfarb
@eeeligoldfarb 9 лет назад
Si, hablo español!! Voy a buscar, pasa que vivo en alta gracia y no hay nada acá Cuando viaje a Córdoba busco. Gracias!
@0ElaEnchanted0
@0ElaEnchanted0 9 лет назад
Eli Goldfarb Ah perdon, sesgo de porteño, jaja aca tenemos dieteticas cada 4 o 5 cuadras :P
@0ElaEnchanted0
@0ElaEnchanted0 9 лет назад
0ElaEnchanted0 igual por otras recetas que vi no es un ingrediente necesario, es solo otro tipo de azucar, supongo que lo usa mas por el sabor
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
So glad you watched first! I hope you find molasses but if not you can substitute corn syrup the flavor is different but it will be great!
@cory57le
@cory57le 9 лет назад
I think this is honeycomb and some honeycomb don't actually have honey. This candy just looks like a honeycomb.
@cambur
@cambur 7 лет назад
Hello Dear. I want to know, how conservate the hokey pokey for a long time, like a 20 days or more. Do you have any recomendation? Thanks a lot. Have a nice week :D Laury
@sorellinakwt
@sorellinakwt 9 лет назад
Isn't it called honeycomb?
@0ElaEnchanted0
@0ElaEnchanted0 9 лет назад
hi, is it 300° C or F?
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
I should have caught that I post recipes in degrees! Thanks for asking.
@mayalarks6622
@mayalarks6622 9 лет назад
Isn't this honeycomb?
@WyseGuide
@WyseGuide 9 лет назад
This is very similar to different recipes I have seen of honeycomb but does not have any honey in it as most "honeycomb" recipes do!
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