Peanut Brittle: A Crunchy, Timeless Thai Treat

Peanut Brittle: A Crunchy, Timeless Thai Treat

Difficulty level

Preparation time

15

Minute

Cooking time

30

Minute

For

4

Serve

“Peanut brittle” is a deliciously crunchy snack enjoyed by people of all ages. This traditional Thai sweet has been popular for generations, thanks to its rich, nutty flavor from roasted peanuts and sesame seeds, perfectly balanced with the crisp sweetness of caramelized sugar.

The golden-brown, tempting peanut brittle gets its unique texture from glucose syrup (Bae-sae), which is added to the sugar while cooking. This ingredient helps bind the brittle together, resulting in a crunchy yet non-sticky texture that makes it irresistibly enjoyable.

Today, we’ll guide you through an easy homemade peanut brittle recipe, complete with expert tips to ensure a perfect, professional-quality treat. Let’s get started!

Raw material

  • Fancy Carp Brand Glucose Syrup 50g
  • Raw shelled peanuts 500g
  • White or Black sesame seeds 200-250g
  • Granulated sugar 250g
  • Water 100ml
  • Salt ½ tsp

 

How to cook

1

Grease a tray, rolling pin, and knife with vegetable oil to prevent sticking.

2

Heat a pan over medium heat and toast the sesame seeds until fragrant. Set aside.

3

Clean and dry the peanuts before roasting them in a pan. Once golden and aromatic, set aside.

4

In a saucepan, combine sugar, water, and salt. Simmer over medium heat until thickened.

5

Stir in Fancy Carp Brand Glucose Syrup, continuing to simmer until the mixture reaches the perfect sticky consistency.

6

Pour the roasted peanuts into the syrup and stir until well coated.

7

Spread the toasted sesame seeds evenly onto the greased tray.

8

Pour the peanut mixture over the sesame seeds, spreading it evenly. Use a rolling pin to flatten.

9

Let the brittle cool slightly. While still warm, cut into bite-sized pieces using a sharp knife.

Tips for Perfect Peanut Brittle

Use high-quality glucose syrup – Helps create a crispy texture without making the brittle too sticky.

Toast the peanuts and sesame seeds just right – Enhances flavor and aroma.

Cook the syrup to the right consistency – Avoid undercooking (too soft) or overcooking (too hard).

Flatten while warm – Ensures a smooth and even texture.


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Products used in the formula

Glucose Syrup
Fancy Carp Brand

Produce from Tapioca starch, its sweet is 70% of Sugar sweet. Its properties, stable viscosity, not shirk and not crystallized. Suitable for substituting Syrup is produced from corn for corn syrup.

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