Caramel - cannot find it at the supermarket, is it called anything else?

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searched s/bury's shelves and could not find it.

Eh? Caramel what?

dulce de leche could be used as a caramel sauce. Alternatively, make your own? here

Toffee?

Did you look with the milk? The powdered adn long-life stuff? In our local sainsbos it's there, next to the evaporated and condensed milk.

Due you mean Dulche De Leche? I have had it before (but ordered it online with my shopping). Would suggest it is either with the homebaking ingredients or with the jams/syrups/peanut butter etc.

xposts with Sobranie!

or boil a tin of condensed milk a la Banoffee Pie?

aah enlightenment! tried baking section, custards and pud, jams and preserves - did not think to try milks perhaps bcos I've just realised that it does have milk in it!

Right, have just logged on to my Tesco account and found it on the hot puddings/dessert shelf. It is by Merchant Gourmet. By way of hot puddings I think they mean those steamed puddings in a can, trifle mixes etc etc.

What about the caramel sauce in a bottle you can pour over ice cream/desserts? Try net to the miniflakes and cones/wafers for ice creams. Hope this helps. I used to work ins Sains a long time ago.