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Everyone loves going to the German Christmas Markets and getting some mulled wine and a paper cone of caramelized almonds! Learn how to make them at home and get the scent of a Christmas Market into your house. #recipe #cook #food #how_to

[@dianejohanson98]

I make mine this way also, but omit the cinnamon. I use almonds and pecans in separate batches. So good. I cool them on parchment paper. Less cleanup.

[@loisdotcom]

This is such a festive 'container' for the almonds, and seems like a very tasty snack during the holidays. It will be something new to offer guests. I'm afraid they may be getting tired of the same old yearly Toll House cookies and roasted chestnuts... I know I'm getting weary of yearly making those same holiday snacks. I'm ready for something new. Thank you for providing me the perfect alternative.

[@jamesone17]

Simple. Can’t wait to make these and also with other nuts! Thank you!

[@jknight8170]

Very nice thank you 🙏🏻

[@MaZEEZaM]

Thanks 😊

[@MyGermanRecipes]

pleasure!

[@garitica3365]

Watching all these amazing Christmas videos really makes me want to go to a German Christmas market someday. Are there any pretty "authentic" ones here in Houston or the surrounding areas? Perhaps not maybe this year but maybe the next...we can hope.....😊

[@MyGermanRecipes]

I actually don‘t know if there is anything like that here. I haven‘t been looking for it since to me it wouldn‘t be the same. But given the fact that so many people here have German ancestry, I can imagine there is at least one?

[@garitica3365]

@@MyGermanRecipes , yes, I can certainly imagine it wouldn't be the same for you, not after experiencing the real thing over the years! I did a bit of digging and found one in Tomball, Dec 11-13. Yay!

[@whowantsusernames]

Wow, I miss those almonds so much. I never imagined they would be this easy to make! So, approximately how long can I expect them to be in the pan?

[@MyGermanRecipes]

It depends on the pan. If you use a teflon pan, you can't make it too hot and it takes maybe 15-20 minutes and if you use a stainless steel pan, you can use a bit more heat and it goes a little faster (but can easily burn, too!)

[@whowantsusernames]

@@MyGermanRecipes Thank for the Information! That is so kind!