Hi, Sharon. While altitude makes water boil at lower temps, sugar isn't subject to evaporation (the boiling you see at altitude is a result of lower air pressure letting the air in the water escape more easily), and its temperature is still going to be its temperature. I am fairly confident you can achieve the same results, as long as you have an accurate candy thermometer. Let us know how it comes out! Thanks. Susan
October 28, 2016 at 2:08pm
In reply to High altitude. We boil at 202 degrees. What changes, if any? by Sharon Pehrson (not verified)