Even though we're the type of people who would ordinarily make our own spiced pecans, we had to admit that Sarah's recipe was pretty amazing.
Crispy, sugary, spicy... they're everything you'd want and more.
In fact, we kept finding ourselves picking up a jar here and there -- for that impromptu cheese plate at the holidays, to add to our next batch of brownies... Honestly, we bought at least a jar or two just for snacking.
As our esteem for her product grew, we got more and more excited about the prospect of show-casing it on the blog. But how? We wanted to create something fun and tasty that really show-cased the great flavor of the pecans...So, we started thinking about some of our favorite ingredients. What's more classic than the combination of beer and nuts? And isn't it true that bacon makes everything better?
We made up a batch of this brittle, and it completely blew us away. It also won over the hearts of the readers over at Go Bold with Butter, our latest freelancing project.
This brittle brings together the flavors of game day staples like beer, spiced pecans, and bacon into a crunchy, salty-sweet snack that your guests will find as delicious as it is addictive.
Quite frankly, melted butter and sugar never tasted so good.
Of course, it's not really fair to talk about Sarah and her awesome pecans without offering you a chance to try them out for yourself. So, get your commenting fingers ready.
Leave a comment telling us how you would use a jar of Treat Spiced Pecans. You have until NOON on Wednesday, April 10, 2013 when we'll randomly choose three (3) of you to receive a jar for your very own. Winners will be notified by email, so please leave your email addy with your comment if it's not included with your Blogger profile. Entries from the U.S. only, please.
Make bacon beer brittle... or simply eat them out of hand. Whatever you decide to do, it will be fabulous.
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Full Disclosure: This giveaway is sponsored by Treat Bake Shop, who provided us with the product to us free of charge. However, all opinions expressed in this post are our own.
