Christmas Crack
There will always be addictive candy recipes, and this Christmas Crack is no exception. With only four ingredients, this chocolate candy recipe is almost too easy to make. A seductive combination of chocolate chips, Club crackers, dark brown sugar, and butter make this Christmastime treat nearly irresistible. You'll find yourself breaking piece after piece of this homemade candy. If you're looking to impress your friends and family, you have to make this fabulous dessert. Even though this recipe is great for Christmas, you can also enjoy it any time.
Notes
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Chilling Time2 hr
Ingredients
- 1 cup dark brown sugar
- 1 cup (2-sticks) butter
- 1 sleeve of club crackers
- 12 ounces chocolate chips
Instructions
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In a saucepan, combine the brown sugar in the butter and bring them to a boil. Boil for three minutes.
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Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Cover a jelly roll pan with aluminum foil. Cover the foil with a layer of club crackers.
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Pour the buttery/sugary mix over the crackers, making sure they are all saturated. Put pan in the oven for 10 minutes.
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Take pan out and sprinkle chocolate chips over the crackers. Let sit until chips soften. Spread the chips with a spatula or the back of a spoon. Freeze for two hours.
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Remove the pan from the fridge and peel off the aluminum foil. Crack it up into pieces, whatever size youd like. Store in a container and refrigerate until youre ready to eat!
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Morehouse17
Dec 30, 2017
So I understand the reason for the name of this recipe, but I feel like it could be a little offensive to some people. Please know I am not trying to negative just offering some constructive criticism. I have to admit, this recipe does sound delicious.
Delphine Bryant
Aug 21, 2017
The use of only four ingredients is a draw for me. Not that I am a lazy cook, but I do not like spending a whole lot of extra time in the kitchen mixing up a whole bunch of ingredients if I can get the same results with only a few. I must give this a trial run - way before Christmas.
Edmund K
Apr 27, 2017
I can vouch for how wonderfully addictive these are. My wife discovered a very similar recipe a couple of years ago and has made this up at Christmas as well as pretty much every other time of the year. It's a quite delicious treat for something that's so simple to make. I recommend this highly!
asoley 3922608
Nov 21, 2016
This stuff is dangerously delicious. Seriously. I couldn't stop eating it!
JennyBee1
Dec 21, 2015
This stuff is seriously addicting. I made some for my friend's holiday party and could not stop eating it!
erichardson2005 55 71603
Jul 06, 2015
Spray the foil with pam!!! I have made this with saltines with salt. Also used peanut butter chips with the chocolate chips. You mix the two and for some reason when they cool, the chocolate rises to the top....
marie912 6723521
Dec 14, 2014
I made this on Friday. I used the saltines, but they do come unsalted if you don't like the sweet/salt. Graham crackers could also be used. I would tweak a few of the steps if I made it again. But the pan made with 40 crackers was gone by yesterday
rosie 5865692
Nov 28, 2014
Is there another base I could use instead of the crackers? I don't like the salty taste mixed with the sweet topping.
RecipeLion Editor
Dec 01, 2014
You could use unsalted crackers. Otherwise, I recommend making a treat that's purely sweet. You can find some great recipes here: http://www.recipelion.com/Christmas-Recipes/Magical-Holiday-Cookie-Recipes-Easy-Christmas-Cookies-Free-eCookbook
mimiz 7075621
Jan 15, 2014
I made two batches of this for Christmas, one with Saltines and the other with Club crackers. The Club tasted better, the semi sweet chocolate was not as sweet and therefore it turned out better for us.I followed the recipe as posted and froze on batch , refrigerated the second one. Both came out the same. One problem:With one of the batches the saltines separated from the toffee, chocolate muxture. Any Ideas?????
bpace 9503324
Dec 17, 2013
Can Townhouse butter crackers be used instead of saltine or club crackers??
ccl005jn 9423595
Dec 14, 2013
What are club crackers?
Zimm102090
Dec 16, 2013
Club Crackers are a specific kind of crackers made by the Keebler company. They're the ones that you find in a bright green box and have the word "Club" written on them in large bold letters. You can find them at practically every grocery store.
pgibbs 8472509
Dec 07, 2013
I have made this recipe for years, but I call the recipe Skor bars. I use 1/2 C milk chocolate chips and 1/2 C butterscotch chips. I make this with saltine crackers and light brown sugar. After the sugar mixture (1 C butter and 1 C brown sugar) has boiled for about 2 minutes, I pour the sugar mixture over the crackers and spread with a knife so that the crackers are covered. Then I bake them in a preheated 350 oven for about 4 minutes, remove when bubbling, and add the chips, wait a minute and then spread. I just put them into the fridge until chilled and then I remove the foil and break the skor bar into pieces.
eppamy1960 3055024
Dec 19, 2012
I made these for our Christmas party at work today and they were amazing!Highly addictive and yummy!
izzym43 7714549
Dec 18, 2012
Does this recipe really call for freezing for 2 hours, or just refrigerate?
vonnihardy 6310261
Dec 19, 2012
Freezing makes them hard. I keep mine in Ziploc bags in the freezer and snitch a piece whenever I want. However, I have never made it with club crackers, only saltines. Will be trying this recipe tonight!!
eppamy1960 3055024
Dec 19, 2012
I put mine in the fridge for 2 hours and it worked just fine.Didn't say how to break into pieces,but I used a metel spoon,lifted up one edge of it and hit it as hard as I could til it broke!It worked!
lcinkc1234 2029632
Dec 17, 2012
This is a really good and easy recipe. I have made it for Christmas for years. Use milk chocolate chips as they melt easier and then top them with chopped walnuts.....Delicious!
brandalla69yahooco m
Dec 16, 2012
does anyone have the ritz cookie recipe? dates and nuts and corn syrup -boiled and spooned on ritz and baked? I dont know the exacts-but it is great-and stores in an airtight container or tin-no refrigeration needed. please pass the recipe on to me..really need it.
cheesewoods
Dec 16, 2012
Without frosting http://www.thekitchn.com/party-recipe-chewy-sweet-salty-147602 With frosting http://www.grouprecipes.com/81129/puttin-on-the-ritz.html
kimikins
Dec 16, 2012
no, you do not crush the cracker. I usually make this with regular saltines & light brown sugar and it is addicting!
chawley1 5046893
Nov 26, 2012
what are "club"crackers? how many crackerswould be in a sleeve to make this recipe
angelzx4 4537876
Nov 26, 2012
"club" crackers are a buttery saltine made by Keebler. They are rectangle shape instead of the traditional saltine. I have used regular saltines and they also come out good. I have also made it with light brown sugar instead of dark.
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