Since when has Wolverine been a member of the Avengers?

Wow! just did a search. He is a NEW Avenger and not part of Cap's team.

These are sooooo yummy! I've already bought them twice and shared them at christmas time - rave reviews all round and family members were clammoring for more. A tad pricy perhaps, but really truly worth every penny.

Bought 2. I bought these the last time around and my fiancee ate the box within 2 weeks. And she HATES chocolate. GREAT product... So. Freaking. Tasty.

"gourmet artisan salt"?

Isn't salt a mineral that can be dug up out of the ground or extracted from seawater?

No thanks.

FINALLY I get a Box Of Caramel!!!!

ChrisUFO wrote:Can anyone tell me if this is thick caramel or thinner caramel, like a Caramello?

It is thicker but super easy to eat. No heavy duty, rip your teeth out chewing.

These are SOOOOOOO good. I'm not much of a sweet eater but bought them since everyone always talks about how good they are. They have not disappointed.

Jen

As Oscar Wilde said, "I can resist anything except temptation." (Or something like that.)

In for one! Diet be d*mned!

I bought these last time. They're very, very good. Too close to bathing suit season to buy them again.

ChrisUFO wrote:Can anyone tell me if this is thick caramel or thinner caramel, like a Caramello?

Not as soft as Caramello, but not hard either--though they could be if you keep them in the fridge.

You can use them to make a cake:

These look yummy, but I am poor right now. I think I'll go to Big Lots and get a king size Snickers for $1.00.

My last three woots are these caramels, i may need some sort 12 step program. Preferably if steps 2-12 are "Eat Dark and Milk Fleur de Sel Chocolate Covered Caramels".

sharkync wrote:$14.00/lb. for chocolates???

These are awesome, you only say that 'cause you've not tried them.
The little bit of sale really adds to the taste, especially the milk I don't generally like as much as the dark.

When I bring them out after dinner for guests I -always- get the question; "where did you get these?" WOOT!

Got two last time on WW, in for three here.

bsmith1 wrote:I know, right? I could get a giant bag of Snickers minis for like $9. I say "could" because the wife never lets me.

After one taste, I bet your wife would let you get as many of these as possible... They really are so much better than anything you find in a grocery store.

Got these for my sweetie when they came up before Valentine's Day, and she graciously let me have a few. I dunno, they're good and all, but they didn't live up to my expectations given the amazing hype I'd seen on the forums. The caramels seemed a tad-bit grainy to me, and not nearly as sticky-chewy as I'd have preferred. Bottom line, they're not gonna replace our previous go-to chocolates from Harbor Sweets. (Or if I'm feeling really spendy, Burdick's.)

For what it's worth, "Fleur de Sel" is french for 'sea salt.'

I bought these right before I went on a diet. I had to immediately figure out some way to get rid of them, because there would be no way I'd eat one serving (2 pieces, 120cal). My brilliant solution was to bring them in to work and pawn them off on my coworkers!

Any time someone came in my office, I offered them one of these amazingly delicious caramels. They just couldn't say no! Two weeks later, all 2 lbs were gone. So, so tasty.

Only thing better would be a Chocolate Monkey...

These are great! Everyone (else) should buy three right now!

THESE ARE SO GOOD! There are a lot in there so totally worth the price!

you mean $28...why do people seem to always forget shipping

Thanks Jelliot and Pam!

We bought these for the first time before Valentines Day. I bought 2 boxes and boy was my Veterinarian's office glad I did! I took a 2 lb. box to them and I'm their favorite patient now! These are awesome, incredible & fantastic all rolled into one big melt in your mouth decadent homemade treat! That's how the Candy Basket makes their confections. This is a steal of a deal.

ChrisUFO wrote:Can anyone tell me if this is thick caramel or thinner caramel, like a Caramello?

The caramel isn't runny like a Caramello. When it's cooler the caramel is a thicker consistency, but higher temps will thin it out a little.

waiting anxiously for the Barrel of Crops!!!

I'm not buying these until woot offers a 4X t-shirt size.

And next.... a chocolate flashlight.

rjquillin wrote:These are awesome, you only say that 'cause you've not tried them.
The little bit of sale really adds to the taste, especially the milk I don't generally like as much as the dark.

When I bring them out after dinner for guests I -always- get the question; "where did you get these?" WOOT!

Got two last time on WW, in for three here.

don't matter...no chocolate is worth $14/lb.

Why do you keep mixing milk and dark in your deals? I know people who like dark and people who like milk chocolate and absolutely no one who likes both

These are amazing.

Here they are on the manufacturer's website: http://candybasketinc.com/signature-boxed-chocolates/2-pound-salted-caramels.html

$44.95.

What the flump?! Woot won't let me ship to Alaska? Do they not know it's actually the 49th state? Anybody know a sneaky way to get around this?

renatuslives wrote:Seriously, buy these. Your taste buds will rejoice and sing praises unto you!

Okay then, my tastebuds are holding you accountable

ChrisUFO wrote:Can anyone tell me if this is thick caramel or thinner caramel, like a Caramello?

Thicker caramel, delicious.

aaa121 wrote:don't matter...no chocolate is worth $14/lb.

agree.

http://www.traderjoes.com/fearless-flyer/article.asp?article_id=362

smittypap wrote:These are only caramels. The ones on wine.woot were pecan and caramel patties.

Yes and Corison Napa Cab isn't the same as Corison Kronos Cab, but it's still very yummy.

dglazier wrote:Why do you keep mixing milk and dark in your deals? I know people who like dark and people who like milk chocolate and absolutely no one who likes both

Because that's how the manufacturer packages them.

Any different from the ones at Costco or Trader Joe's, other than being more expensive?

When I got these off Wine, they were shipped directly from the manufacturer. They happen to be in Portland, where I live. Quick arrival, not melted, but still got eaten way too fast.

$44.95 on the Candy basket website

Sweet, salty, carmelly, chocolatey...All my favorite flavors in one place.

My dentalwork hates you, Woot!