November 16, 20241 yr Any leads for a local [Houston] maker/seller of outstanding English Toffee in gift tins? I was plugged into someone many years ago who did that in the weeks leading up to Christmas, but I’ve not seen anything like it in many years. Any suggestions? Trying to avoid mass production. TIA
November 16, 20241 yr 11 hours ago, Tonesky said: Any leads for a local [Houston] maker/seller of outstanding English Toffee in gift tins? I was plugged into someone many years ago who did that in the weeks leading up to Christmas, but I’ve not seen anything like it in many years. Any suggestions? Trying to avoid mass production. TIA This isn't exactly what you are looking for, but it has a nice Texas spin, and the pecan roca is a really good toffee. https://www.texaspecancandy.com/
November 16, 20241 yr If only there was an website that would allow you to search for English Toffee Houston
November 16, 20241 yr British Isles - Rice Village This is the first place I would look but there are a ton of chocolatiers in Houston.
November 16, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, TonyTexas said: If only there was an website that would allow you to search for English Toffee Houston Immafax doesn’t want us using Google or YouTube
November 16, 20241 yr 5 minutes ago, DoobieWah said: British Isles - Rice Village This is the first place I would look but there are a ton of chocolatiers in Houston. I did some googling around because I do like Heath bars. As a kid, I was intrigued by Callard & Bowser toffee and finally obtained some and it disappointed (might not have been fresh). I see now that Callard & Bowser has dumped toffee and is now focused almost exclusively on Altoids. It may be the equivalent of Hershey bars, but it seems the standard British toffee these days is Walker's Nonsuch, which is available there.
November 16, 20241 yr Author 4 hours ago, TonyTexas said: If only there was an website that would allow you to search for English Toffee Houston And, yet, you didn’t take 10 seconds to do that search and show me all the on-point results….
November 20, 20241 yr I work for a UK company, I could probably get you some used teeth that have the color and texture of real English toffee. Edited November 20, 20241 yr by Judge Roybeanbag
December 27, 2024Dec 27 I learned from an episode of Sealab 2021 that Brits will trade nukes for some dentures and corn on the cob. Quote Civil War and Aftermath A pair of British men who claimed to be weapons dealers sold nuclear missiles to Sealabia, and used the ill-gotten profit to purchase corn on the cob and premium dental work to repair their disgusting and disheveled teeth customary to citizens of England, so that they could more easily eat corn on the cob. https://sealab.fandom.com/wiki/Sealabian_Civil_War
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