I was looking at some cooking thermometer at target and I can’t find any candy thermometer. They only have the instant ones and a deep fry one. Does one really have to have a candy thermometer for candy making?
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So basically could I use a meat thermometer for making candies or measuring the temperature of water for yeast? I really don’t want to buy a candy thermometer if I can’t stick it in a piece of meat.
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im trying to make fudge however it became carmel instead. is this because i turned down the heat a little bit so it wouldnt burn/stick to the pan?? its pumpkin fudge im trying to make however the pumpkin carmel worked real well over ice cream plus i dont own a candy thermometer 2 tbs butter [...]
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If im makin fudge…can i use a regular thermometer even if it says candy thermometer? and is it hard to make fudge if so do u have any tips??
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i dont have a candy thermometer and i need to test if the mixture to pour over the popcorn balls is ready. any ideas?
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I’ve heard instant-read thermometers are popular, but it seems like a candy thermometer like this one— http://www.kitchenkaboodle.com/product_detail2.php?sku=DTTC-W!316 —might be more useful. If I could only buy one which should I get?
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Can a regular one be used as a candy thermometer?
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I live in Califorrnia, and I was wondering where I can buy a candy thermometer to make butterscotch. Is there any local place, like a grocery store that sells them, because I don't want to make my parents drive off somewhere really far. Ya I didn't find them in Safeway
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Besides the above mentioned methods of cooking candy, is there an approximate time to boil the candy? for instance "boil 20 minutes" I don't have a candy thermometer and I really don't understand softball stage. I've tried the softball stage, but it just does not click with me.
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I do not have a candy thermometer and have attempted to make vanilla fudge several times (going by dropping a dab of the mixture into cold water to see if it is at soft ball stage) but it never seems to come out quite right. I have a regular cooking thermometer, is there a way [...]
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