package Saltine::Toffee;

my $oven = Oven->new();
$oven->preheat( Fahrenheit => 400 );

my $pan = Saucepan->new();
$pan->heat( "medium" );
$pan += Ingredient->new( "butter", cup => .5 );
$pan += Ingredient->new( "sugar", cup => .5 );
$pan->melt();
$pan->bubble($_) for Time->new( minute => (1 || 2) );

my $sheet = Cookie::Sheet->new();
$sheet->line( with => "foil" );

$sheet->spread( Ingredient->new( "crackers", type => "saltine" ),
                layer => "single" );

$sheet->pour( $pan->contents(), over => "crackers" );

$oven->bake( $sheet, $_ ) for Time->new( minute => 5, or => "bubbly" )
+;
$oven->remove( $sheet );

Immediately:
$sheet->sprinkle( Ingredient->new( "chips", type => "chocolate", cup =
+> 1 ),
                  over => "crackers" );
wait() until $sheet->contents( "chips" )->state( "melted" );

$sheet->refrigerate() until $sheet->contents()->state( "cool" );

my $toffee = $sheet->contents();

my @enjoy = split /pieces/, $toffee;

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