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Adjustable stand — hold cookbook or tablet at eye level while cooking
Caramel syrup — caramel lattes, cocktails, drizzle, milkshakes
Stainless saucepan for sauces, reductions, emulsifications
Unlined copper for sugar work — even heat for caramel and candy
Brazilian-made tri-ply — excellent heat control for sauces
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Adjustable stand — hold cookbook or tablet at eye level while cooking
Caramel syrup — caramel lattes, cocktails, drizzle, milkshakes
Stainless saucepan for sauces, reductions, emulsifications
Unlined copper for sugar work — even heat for caramel and candy
Brazilian-made tri-ply — excellent heat control for sauces
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Heat oven to 310 degrees and space half bag of unwrapped candies on two parchment lined baking sheets. Melt until JUST softened (Around 5-7 minutes) and pull off bits and stretch into 1" - 1 1/2" spider legs. You'll have to keep placing baking sheets into the oven to reheat and I won't lie-this part is tedious. Once your poor, semi-burned fingers feel like snapping and you just can't make any more, the fun begins! Using any small nuggets of candy left on your sheet, use a pair of long stemmed tweezers and torch to heat. Glue one macadamia nut and half of one peanut together. You can adhere these on a flat parchment-lined surface OR you can glue the peanut upwards on a slight angle and make spiders that look as though they're ready to pounce! Use a brulee torch or hand held lighter to heat base joints of spider legs and apply 8 to each nut cluster. Once your spiders are adequately horrifying, spray the tops with a quick burst of food coloring spray and prepare to terrify and amaze your guests.