Saltine toffee candy — Christmas Crack, Bourbon Pecan Christmas Crack, Christmas Crack Bites, and Biscoff Christmas Crack for cookie trays and gifts.
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A sweet and crunchy holiday treat made with saltine crackers, caramel, and chocolate.
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Open in Pepper →Crackers, butter, brown sugar, chocolate. That's the whole thing, and somehow it turns into the salty-sweet toffee that disappears off the tray before the real cookies get touched.
Cooks on Pepper reach for this collection when the cookie exchange is tomorrow, the neighbors need a tin, or the kids want to help with something that can't really go wrong.
Every recipe here is a sheet pan and about half an hour, from the plain Christmas Crack and the Easy Christmas Crack Recipe to Bourbon Pecan Christmas Crack, buttery Christmas Crack Bites made with Ritz, and a Biscoff version built on spiced cookies.
Line the pan first
Foil or parchment with a little butter or spray keeps the toffee from welding to the pan. Without it you'll be chiseling for 20 minutes.
Boil the toffee fully
Let the butter and brown sugar bubble a full 3 minutes without stirring it down, or the topping stays grainy and soft instead of setting crisp.
Let chocolate melt undisturbed
Scatter the chips over the hot toffee, wait 5 minutes, then spread. Stirring too soon just drags the toffee up with it.
Chill before breaking
Put the whole pan in the fridge 30 to 60 minutes until firm, then break it into shards by hand for that jagged, crackly look.