Salted Caramel, Apple & Honeycomb Bar

Ingredients

  • 160g Ravifruit Apple Puree (SCC602)
  • 20g Invert Sugar (SCA107)
  • 20g Glucose (SCA118)
  • 270g Callebaut Caramel Flavour Chocolate (SCC602)
  • 40g Butter
  • 100g Caramel (SCM312)
  • Q.S Honeycomb Granules 2-6mm (SCM426P)
  • Q.S Salt
  • 150g Callebaut 823 Chocolate (SCC510A) (Casting)

Method

These delicious little bars will give your customers something fresh and different to welcome in the springtime. Crunchy honeycomb pieces, and smooth caramel and apple ganache offer a harmonious balance between opposing textures and flavours. A pleasure for the senses!

We used a honeycomb transfer sheet to help us differentiate and signal the flavour of the bars. You can use whichever shaped bar mould, and coloured cocoa butter decoration you like - give this recipe a try and wow your customers this spring!

How to Make Salted Caramel, Apple & Honeycomb Chocolate Bars:

Salted Caramel

1. Place 100g of caramel (SCM312) into a bowl and warm gently in the microwave.

2. Add salt to taste.

3. Use at around 30-35*C.

Apple and Caramel Ganache

1. Bring the apple pureeglucose and invert sugar to the boil.

2. Once boiling, remove from the heat, allow to cool to around 80*C.

3. In a bowl, combine the caramel chocolate and butter. Pour the cream mix over the chocolate and emulsify with a hand blender.

4. Cool to 35*C before filling the moulds.

Composition

1. Using a toothbrush, 'flick' pink, black and purple cocoa butter into the mould.

2. Cast the mould with Callebaut 823 chocolate.

3. Pipe the Caramel into the mould until approximately one third full.

4. Then sprinkle in nibbed honeycomb pieces, followed by the ganache, leaving a 2mm gap for the base.

5. Cap the chocolates with Callebaut 823 chocolate and a honeycomb or spring-themed transfer sheet.

 

Enjoyed this recipe? Swap the apple for any fruit purée you prefer, we love Pear or Apricot!

Approximate costs

£12.51
Makes 30 Snacking Bars
Please note: All costs are based on current Keylink List prices and up-to-date supermarket prices for non-Keylink products. These are given in good faith. These recipe costs could be lower if you benefit from Keylink discounts.