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Step 1
Pour the almonds, sugar and water in a large saucepan. Heat up the pan at medium heat.
Step 2
The water and sugar will start to boil and become a syrup. Stir and turn the almonds constantly.
Step 3
Keep boiling the water and sugar until all the water is evaporated and the sugar starts to get solid and powdery again.
Step 4
Now the sugar should start to melt slowly. When that happens turn down the heat a little bit. Stir in the almonds constantly. Don't let the sugar melt too much or it won't stick to the almonds.
Step 5
When all the almonds have a nice, thin and brown layer of sugar all over, pour all the almonds onto an oven tray lined with parchment/baking paper.
Step 6
Use a fork to separate the almonds from each other so that they don't stick together when they are cooled.
Step 7
Let the almonds cool off and keep them in a glass jar.
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