Try brown sugar and mild chili powder as an alternate. If the chili powder is too hot, you don't taste the nuts enough - which I enjoy.. But if you like heat, add some cayenne.
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Love your blog! The design is wonderful. Thanks for the recipe, we must share this with all of our walnutlovers!
ReplyDeleteA perfect sweet for autumn when nuts are fresh. YUM
ReplyDeleteWe love these for Christmas...your recipe looks good, will give them a whirl!
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Keep it up.
Try brown sugar and mild chili powder as an alternate. If the chili powder is too hot, you don't taste the nuts enough - which I enjoy.. But if you like heat, add some cayenne.
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