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    When do I slice the candy?
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    You should slice the candy when it has cooled down or set completely. Don't cut it when it's still warm and potentially melty.
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    When should I use the water mentioned in the recipe?
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    Pour the water into the saucepan at the same time as the rest of the ingredients, except the salt which is added after the mixture is removed from heat.
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    Can I pour the caramel into a silicone spoon mold?
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    Yes, you can. I make mine using silicone molds. It is easy clean up and makes good looking candies.
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    Will this be hard candy?
    Otterly Badgerific
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    Yes, these hard caramel candies are known as a hard candy, requiring them to be sucked before biting or chewing them.
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    Do you need a specific thermometer to make the caramels?
    Otterly Badgerific
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    Yes, you'll need a candy thermometer to be able to make candies, including caramels, so you can test the temperature easily and accurately. These thermometers are inexpensive and can be found at kitchenware stores or suppliers, or purchased online.
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