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US 2004/0175488 A1Published application
Chewable caramel composition
OwnerAnthony J. Pelliconeinventor
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Abstract
A chewable caramel composition consisting of approximately 25% flour; 45% sugar, 25% butter, 2.5% corn syrup and 2.5% milk maintains its chewable texture whether it is placed in the freezer, the refrigerator or left at room temperature.
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A caramel composition composed of approximately 25% flour;
- 45% sugar, 25% butter, 2.5% corn syrup and 2.5% milk.
The method of making chewable caramel comprising the steps of preparing a béchamel sauce by mixing between ⅛—1 cup flour mixed with ½ stick unsalted butter (melted);
- slightly cooking the mixture;
- adding one cup heavy cream while mixing constantly;
- adding one cup LACTAID® milk or 2 cups of other milk;
- mixing the resultant mixture ed constantly and lightly boiling the mixture;
- then, adding ¼ cup corn syrup;
- one-cup sugar, and boiling the mixture to between 213° F.-215° F. until the mixture starts to pull away from the sides of the pot;
- removing the pot from heat and adding 1 tsp. vanilla;
- mixing the mixture hard or aerating it for about 20 seconds;
- then placing the mixture into a buttered pan or onto aluminum foil and cooling the mixture for about 3 hours at room temperature.
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A method of making a chewable caramel comprising the steps of:
- preparing a béchamel sauce by melting ½ stick butter with ½-cup flour, 1-cup heavy cream and 1-cup skim milk;
- then, mixing ½ cup of the sauce with 1-cup granular sugar, ¼ cup corn syrup and a flavoring;
- stirring and heating the mixture until 238° F.;
- then removing the mixture from the heat and stirring it vigorously for about 20 seconds;
- and pouring the mixture onto a pan.
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