Try these amazing Christmas Crack Recipes that will have you coming back for more. The salty, sweet combo of this holiday candy idea is addictively good and easy to make!
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It’s gonna be a holly jolly Christmas! Especially if there are plenty of Christmas Crack Recipes hanging around the house. Also called Saltine Toffee, these crispy crackers topped with buttery caramel and melted chocolate contain serious goodness in every bite. My favorite candy!
I now know why it’s called Christmas Crack, it really is addictive because the salty sweet combo is hard to resist. Is it bad that I break a piece off and nibble this candy all throughout the holidays? Nah, don’t think so. Calories don’t count this time of year!
So you’re not going to meet a more delicious candy that’s so easy to make. Although I am a huge fan of traditional Almond Roca (we make this as gifts a lot), this Christmas Crack is so easy, you can make any of these varieties depending on what you’re craving – chocolate, peanut butter or white chocolate!
This Christmas Crack Recipe (Saltine Toffee) is the original and just delectable with the crunchy nut pieces on top. If you’re making Christmas Crack for the first time, definitely give this one a try.
For the peanut butter lovers out there, this recipe is for you. Peanut Butter Christmas Crack has one of the best dessert combinations out there – chocolate and peanut butter.
You’re definitely going to L-O-V-E this White Chocolate Christmas Crack. What could be better than Cranberry Bliss flavored candy? Not much, I say!
If you’re into homemade gifts, I probably don’t have to tell you that Christmas Crack makes an exceptional gift this time of year.
For the hardworking teachers and aids in your child’s classroom.
The admin staff at school or doctor’s office.
In a glass jar with a pretty ribbon and tag tied around the lid.
On a tray or plate with a cellphone wrap and bow.
In a takeout box with an ornament embellishment.
In cellophane bags with a decorative ribbon around the top.
My advice is to keep the ingredients on hand so you can make these Christmas Crack Recipes all season long!