ALMOND BRITTLE 
1 1/2 c. butter
2 1/2 c. sugar
1 1/2 c. almonds (10 oz.) whole, blanched)
1 tbsp. water
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 c. Karo

If desired, may substitute walnuts or pecans.

Put Karo, butter, sugar, water and salt in a heavy pan over high heat. Stir constantly. After about five minutes add almonds and continue cooking until almonds make popping sounds, mixture becomes light tan and sugar is melted. Use cold water test to be sure it has arrived at brittle stage. Regulate heat u p or down if mixture tends to separate. Be careful not to burn it. When cooked, turn out on greased pans and spread out slightly.

recipe reviews
Almond Brittle
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 PNUT177 (Illinois) says:
This brittle is wonderful. Reminds me of a toffee bar and really easy. I think I like it better than peanut brittle. I made it for Christmas and it went fast. Some of it I drizzled chocolate over which was also a hit.
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 Clhemming (Utah) says:
Great recipe! Easy to do and very delicious.
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 Elizabeth Booth (Washington) says:
Had never made brittle before, but had lots of almonds I needed to use. Love this recipe! The first time I made it, it turned out perfectly. The second time, I didn't cook it long enough, and it was gritty, so I put the whole mess back in the pot and cooked it again. Came out beautifully! Just about to make a 3rd batch to take to a family party. Easy and delicious!

 

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