Kitchen

[MKR14]

This is a behind the scenes written by a visitor in 2010. Very interesting. I believe that their apples and caramel will end up being completely cleared. Thought I would share. I have 11 caramel apples left and will see how it comes out. I will not give them away to be safe.

[Mominohio]

Couldn't find any references to Mrs. Prindables on there. Can you post a link?

[Marienkaefer2]

Go to the site Honest and Truly, and in the search bar type "caramel apples"

[Marienkaefer2]

Go to the site Honest and Truly, and in the search bar type "caramel apples"

[vickie25]

http://honestandtrulyreviews.blogspot.com/search?q=caramel+apples

[Mominohio]

On 12/20/2014 Vickie00 said:

http://honestandtrulyreviews.blogspot.com/search?q=caramel+apples

Thanks for the link, I couldn't get the information to come up with just their search bar. Quite interesting and loved all the pics provided. The review is from 2010, and don't know if processes have changed any, but kind of debunks those that claim the apples aren't "hand dipped" or hand made.

[vickie25]

On 12/20/2014 mominohio said:

On 12/20/2014 Vickie00 said:

http://honestandtrulyreviews.blogspot.com/search?q=caramel+apples

Thanks for the link, I couldn't get the information to come up with just their search bar. Quite interesting and loved all the pics provided. The review is from 2010, and don't know if processes have changed any, but kind of debunks those that claim the apples aren't "hand dipped" or hand made.

I had trouble finding it as well so it wasn't just you.

[azqfan]

On the listeria thread I didn't think the issue was customers disputing hand dipped but rather they considered had dipping made the product not commercially made. The product is commercially made regardless if the workers hand dip them. I haven't bought any Prindables lately but love the caramel apples sold a few times a year at Costco. Huge apples 3 for $10.

[ValuSkr]

Thanks for the link. Interesting to see how they are made!