For best results, use a large, microwave-safe glass bowl to prevent the mixture from boiling over. Be very careful when handling the hot sugar mixture, as it can cause severe burns. If you prefer a saltier brittle, use salted peanuts or sprinkle a pinch of sea salt over the brittle while it's still warm. The color of the brittle can vary depending on the power of your microwave. Keep a close eye on it during the final cooking stage to prevent burning. Store the peanut brittle in an airtight container at room temperature for up to one week.
Moises Grimes
Mar 29, 2025My microwave tends to run hot, so I reduced the cooking time by 30 seconds each interval. It came out perfectly!
Liam Herman
Oct 14, 2024Added a dash of cinnamon for a festive twist!
Freeman Gleason
Aug 23, 2024This is the best peanut brittle recipe I've ever tried. So simple and tastes amazing!
Keara Connelly
Jun 24, 2024I accidentally let it cook a little too long, and it got a burnt taste. Be careful to watch it closely!
Raven Breitenberg
Mar 15, 2024This recipe is a lifesaver when I need a quick and easy dessert.
Rory Koepp
Oct 23, 2023I used a silicone baking mat instead of a greased baking sheet, and it worked perfectly! The brittle came right off.
Julie Kuhlman
Jul 12, 2023I made this for a holiday gift exchange and it was a hit! Everyone loved how easy it was to make.
Domenica Mckenzie
Apr 18, 2023I doubled the recipe for a party and it worked out great!
Devan Stehr
Mar 13, 2023I love that there's no candy thermometer required. This is a great recipe for beginners.