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I have such wonderful memories of eating Fantales when I was a teenager - reading the blurbs on the wrappers about movie stars. I also just happen to love chocolate and caramel - so of course I had to try and dream this recipe up!! It took ages! Lots and lots of experimenting and testing but now I think I've finally'nailed' it! :)
ThermoFun – Funtale Recipe
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Ingredients
- 90 raw sugar
- 80g brown sugar
- 60g butter, unsalted, cubed
- 50g glucose syrup
- 150g condensed milk
- 2 x 50g milk or dark chocolate melts
- 2 x 10g coconut oil
Instructions
- Line a loaf tin with baking paper and allow the paper to come up the sides.
- Place raw and brown sugar into TM bowl and mill 1 min / speed 10.
- Add butter, glucose syrup and condensed milk and cook 25 mins / Varoma / speed 2 / MC off.
- Pour into prepared tin and allow to set in fridge.
To clean Thermomix bowl:
- Pour a glass of milk into TM bowl and mix 5 sec / speed 8.
- Heat milk 5 mins / 80°C / speed 4.
- Enjoy warm caramel milk. No wasted caramel!
Chocolate:
- Once caramel has set, place 50g chocolate and 10g coconut oil into TM bowl and grate 6 sec / speed 9. Scrape down and melt 4 mins / 50°C / speed 1.
- Pour melted chocolate on top of caramel. Place in fridge to set.
No need to wash TM bowl. - Once chocolate is set remove caramel from tin and turn it over so the other side can be covered with melted chocolate.
- Repeat the melting of remaining 50g chocolate and 10g coconut oil and pour on top of caramel and return it back to fridge to set.
To clean Thermomix bowl: (if not too full from caramel milk!!!)
- Pour a glass of milk into TM bowl and mix 5 sec / speed 8.
- Heat milk 5 mins / 80°C / speed 4.
- Enjoy warm chocolate milk. No wasted chocolate!
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Linda Frankcom says
YES, YES, YES,…….. This recipe is hands down, the best recipe! So easy!!!….. and it’s perfect! The “consistency” is exactly what I have been looking for. Your efforts in creating this recipe deserves a rewards. There’s no need to look any further…..
The only thing I did, was add three drops of caramel essance, to bring out more caramel flavour.
Thankyou so much.
thermofun says
Thank you so much Linda. So pleased it was a great success for you! Great tip too about adding 3 drops of caramel essence!
Now you can have Fantales whenever you like! :)Reply
Sarah Porthouse says
Wow these are so good and easy to make. We all loved them. Now to stop eating them all :)
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thermofun says
Fantastic to hear Sarah! :)
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Colleen says
This is just delicious!! So easy to make and so so yummy!! My favourite chocolate that I make, EVER!!
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thermofun says
WOW thank you Colleen! :)
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Sally says
Absolutely divine!!! So easy and delicious. Highly recommend this recipe. Thank you for sharing. I've made loads of batches for gifts this Xmas.
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thermofun says
Thank you Sally. They make a wonderful gift too! :)
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Sally says
Oh. My. Goodness!!!! These are divine. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe. Yum!!
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thermofun says
Thank you Sally - very Yum and dangerous!! lol! ;)
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Lisa says
What size tin do u use.
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thermofun says
Lisa I use a medium sized loaf tin - measurements are: 25.5 x 13.2 x 6.5cm
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Milly says
See AlsoBaked Parmesan Zucchini ChipsCan u substitute glucose syrup with anything?
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Jo says
Made these the other day for my mum to take to morning tea. I did not even get to try any but had rave reviews. I was told they were "just like Fantales" & the "first thing to go." Really easy to make too. Thank you for another fantastic recipe.
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Sarah Brown says
I made a double batch of these the other day (increased the cooking time by 20%) and used some chocolate moulds from KMart ($2 each). I didn't fill the moulds all the way, and topped it up with chocolate once set. After the chocolate was set, I popped them out and dipped them in chocolate. They are devine!!
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thermofun says
Thank you Sarah. What a great idea re the molds. :)
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Danielle says
Yum! This is the ducks nuts
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thermofun says
lol I Love that saying Danielle! :)
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Lexie Francis says
Will it turn out the same if I substitue rapadura sugar for the raw and brown sugar?
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thermofun says
oh Lexie I'm sorry I really don't know. If you do try it I'd love to hear how it goes. :)
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Nicole Carter says
OMG Yum! These will definitely become a favourite!!!
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thermofun says
Thanks Nicole - fairly dangerous really aren't they?! ;)
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Barbara Atzemis says
Hi Leonie, can't wait to make this. Can I double the recipe with the same results?
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thermofun says
Hi Barbara - I haven't as yet doubled it - however I am quite sure it would be safe to do. Just make sure you add 20% more cooking time. I'd love to hear how it goes. :)
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Emily Edwards says
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO amazing! My only problem was cutting! Kind of tricky still! Yum Yum Yum and so easy to make. Cannot wait to make again - might have to use the leftover Condensed milk for another batch!
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thermofun says
Pleased you enjoyed it Emily! Yes great way of using up leftover condensed milk too!! ;)
To help cutting - make sure your knife is really sharp and that the funtail has been out of the fridge for around 10 mins before cutting. :)Reply
Tania says
Thanks for another dangerously delicious recipe. The chewy texture of this caramel is great! I'm wrapping some in Xmas cellophane for gift giving. Have added some peanuts to a batch and is soo good
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Marilyn Newton says
Leonie,
You just have to stop cos I am having a problem with NOT making your recipes and the result is my belt is shrinking.Lol. Keep up the great work.Reply
thermofun says
lol - oh oops Marilyn! ;)
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Kirsten says
Hi Leoni,
How long will these last? Thinking of maybe making them to put in some Christmas Hampers. Do they need to be stored in the fridge?
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thermofun says
Yes Kirsten I would store them in the fridge. Sorry though I really don't know how long they would last - I've made about 4 batches recently and they don't last at all....... ;)
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Kirsten says
Thank you very much, I might just try and make them a few days before Christmas :)
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Nikki silk says
Can you use another oil instead of the coconut oil?
Many thanks, NikkiReply
thermofun says
Nikki you could use a little bit of butter. It just makes the chocolate runnier so it's easier to work with. :)
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Lee says
I am making this right now!!! Thank You!!!
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