Easy Homemade Toffee in 15 minutes!


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Whip up a batch of homemade toffee in about 15 minutes using your Ninja Foodi, Instant Pot, or your stove! It’s super easy and no thermometer is needed!

26 replies
  1. Follow Me
    Follow Me says:

    The sauté heat is too high – causing you to overstir the candy and you still had scorched sugar in the bottom of the pot. This looks like a good recipe force fit into a Ninja/InstantPot and it's not a perfect fit. I'm sure it's good toffee, but a heavy bottomed pot on the burner would be better

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  2. Dee Ski
    Dee Ski says:

    OMGoodness! Will NEVER make toffee on the stovetop again! I have been trying for over a year to make a good toffee, but on the stovetop regardless of temperature (hi, med, low on stove) to 290-300 on a thermometer, it always tasted burnt or smoked. Made it this way today in my instant pot, came out perfect! My only issue was some of the toffee stuck to the wax paper. May use parchment next time to see if that makes a difference.

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  3. Kacy Wheatley
    Kacy Wheatley says:

    Can it be a Pyrex casserole…so glass? How do did the whole bar in chocolate .. yum! And can we add sea salt to the top of them?

    Thank you and you are full of so many inspirational ideas. I just bought a pressure canning machine (or whatever you call them Presto) that was before I saw you. I can't afford both, unfortunately.

    Thank you for you tutorials!!!

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  4. purrcinn8
    purrcinn8 says:

    Choc.-covered toffee is one of my favorite candies, but it's expensive to buy, so I'm definitely going to try this. You're a great teacher, btw. You articulate well and speak succinctly and you cover all the bases.

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  5. Sharlene Tull
    Sharlene Tull says:

    I am going to try this today! These are things that are already in my pantry and we’ve been snowed in so nothing better to do them bake and Valentines Days Cookies are just now all gone! I was looking to make something else! I love Heath Bars!!! I will try this and some I cream too! Thank you for this fun recipe!!!! 😘

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  6. Bill McCoy
    Bill McCoy says:

    I made 2 batches and it was very liquidy. I followed your recipe exactly. 1 cup sugar, 1 cup butter, 1/4 tsp salt, 2 tsp vanilla and 1 1/2 cup milk chocolate chips. I've used Land-o-Lake butter and Challenge butter. What could we be doing wrong. HELP!

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  7. Dave B
    Dave B says:

    Tried twice and failed both times. End product is grainy with clarified butter on top…not sure what I'm doing wrong. Oh well, practice makes perfect.

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  8. Kevin Chladek
    Kevin Chladek says:

    I tried to make this recipe today and while stirring continually my instant pot duo evo plus gave me the burn notice then shut off. I tried to restart it but it went straight to the burn notice again. It came out very soft and grainy. Does anyone know how can I make this without getting the burn notice?

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