beer candy
This is a fun recipe for beer candy which is often enjoyed with your favorite soda or pop. It’s like a light beer-flavored candy, but with a slightly sweet taste.
This is a great recipe for a fun summertime soda or pop which is easy to make. It’s basically just a light beer flavored candy.
I’ve always been a big fan of beer candy so I was excited to find a recipe for it. This recipe makes about a pint of candy, so you can probably make a healthy batch of this in one sitting.
The recipe is simple: combine equal parts sugar, water and corn syrup. Boil for 5 minutes or until the syrup becomes thick. Then add a few large ice cubes. Stir until just combined. Cool to room temperature, then cut into pieces.
All the ingredients for this recipe are sugar, water, corn syrup and ice. Now you’re ready to get your candy on. I love beer candy so I wanted to make some for the blog so that we could get more out of it. I used a recipe that is more or less the same as my soda candy recipe except I used a larger sugar bowl and a smaller ice container. This recipe was a lot easier to make and I had fewer problems.
Using more or less the same ingredients as my soda candy recipe, but the sugar bowl and ice container is a bit smaller, you can make a larger batch of this recipe. I think mine was about 3/4 of a gallon. I had only three ingredients to make this recipe.
As you can see I didn’t use any caramel syrup. I just used a very simple syrup that was made with one cup of unsweetened sugar and 3/4 cup water. I used this syrup because I have a lot of sugar in my house, so it would’ve been nice to have a little more. You can use a different sugar syrup or use a different ice container for this recipe.
For the syrup, I always boil my sugar until it’s soft and add it to the water it is already in. I then boil the water for a few minutes, remove the syrup from the heat and pour it over ice. I dont use a strainer to make this recipe because it will make the ice cubes in the bottle very small.
I have to admit that I like the ice cubes in the bottle, but I do try to keep my bottle clean so it can keep the syrup cool.
I have never used a strainer on a bottle of beer before, so I’m not certain if this will make the ice cubes in the bottle very small, but you can always make the ice cubes a little larger if you like.