Butterfinger Bars were my favourite when I was a kid. This honeycomb based candy bar have a unique, flakey texture and the brilliant flavour of caramelised honey and peanut.
Make Candy Bars at Home or Work
Make these excellent candy bars with basic kitchen tools and equipment.
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What you’ll learn …
Honeycomb
Learn how to make honeycomb using real honey, no glucose syrup! You can use maple syrup in place of honey for a vegan version.The flavour of caramelised honey is second to none… add peanut butter to the mix and it results in a flakey, light, aromatic peanut butter honeycomb you’re going to love.
The Filling
These bars are a take on my favourite Butterfinger candy bars that I loved as a kid. In my version, the honeycomb is mixed through a dark roast peanut butter praline – you can make the praline in a stone grinder or, I’ll cover how to make it without a grinder. This version will be piped into a chocolate candy bar shell mould and capped to keep the oxygen out.
The Real Deal
The original Butterfinger Bar is an enrobed peanut butter honeycomb bar, so, to give you options, I’ll show you how to make both in class. This way, you can decide which is best for yourself.