When putting the brittle on the flat surface DO NOT flatten it with a spatula or knife.
Leave it the way it falls. Be sure when you are dumping it onto the surface that you move the bowl around a little so you don't a big pile.
Leave it the way it falls. Be sure when you are dumping it onto the surface that you move the bowl around a little so you don't a big pile.
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