
The Story Behind Saltine Toffee
I can’t really remember the first time that I tried saltine toffee, but I haven’t looked back since. In fact, my grandmother used to make legit toffee that our family calls buttercrunch. You can find the recipe for the buttercrunch here. Don’t get me wrong, the family buttercrunch is delicious, but I think I prefer this saltine toffee. I love a good salty/sweet combo and you definitely get that with this recipe.
Another great thing about this recipe is that it only requires four ingredients and you most likely already have them on hand. You only need saltine cracker, butter, brown sugar, and chocolate chips. Such basic pantry staples, right? Bonus points because you don’t even need a candy thermometer.
This is also a quick recipe and can be made in about 10 minutes. Of course, they do have to cool afterwards, but I’m pretty sure you can find a spare 10 minutes in your day.
When you make this saltine toffee, my one word of warning is to make sure your pan is well lined with parchment. If you don’t have parchment you can use foil, but the foil then needs to be greased well. If you don’t do either of these, you will regret all of your life’s choices as you scrape off the hardened caramel on the pan.

Ingredients Needed for Saltine Toffee
This is such an easy recipe that only requires 4 ingredients.
- Saltine Crackers – any brand will work, just don’t use salt free crackers.
- Butter
- Brown Sugar
- Semi-sweet chocolate chips – you could definitely substitute dark or milk chocolate chips as well.







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