treacle toffee
British molasses candy
Treacle toffee is a dark, brittle British confection made by boiling black treacle with sugar and butter until it hardens.
The treacle gives it a distinctive deep color and slightly bitter, molasses-like flavor.
It's traditionally associated with Bonfire Night celebrations in early November: The children cracked pieces of treacle toffee with a small hammer.
- molassesSyrup from cane processing
- stickyApt to adhere
- sticky fingersHabitual inclination to pilfer
- chewyResisting easy biting
- bonfireLarge outdoor fire
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