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    Default Candy and cream brix

    Can someone please tell me the brix of candy soft not fudge and the brix of cream. I have fifteen thermometer every one reads different.
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    You don't need to know brix. All you need to know is what is the boiling point of water to your thermometer. You then raise your temp accordingly. Generally I done cream at 24 above the boiling point of water and Candy at 36 degree above boiling point.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moser's Maple View Post
    You don't need to know brix. All you need to know is what is the boiling point of water to your thermometer. You then raise your temp accordingly. Generally I done cream at 24 above the boiling point of water and Candy at 36 degree above boiling point.
    I agree with Jake.

    I do not boil water each time. I have and I now know where the thermometer needs to end up. I try not to make confections on humid days.
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    I pull my syrup off at 21.5 degrees above boiling point of water.

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