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Homemade Star Crunch

With gooey homemade caramel, creamy milk chocolate, and crunchy rice, these no-bake cookies are as satisfying as a candy bar, but way easier to make. Just boil up sugar water until it turns thick and golden, then add some chilled cream and simmer a few minutes more. Once it's cool, stir in chopped milk chocolate and some Rice Krispies, and you're done! The hardest part is simply waiting for the molten "batter" to set.

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