Treacle toffee

Bonfire Toffee (Treacle Toffee): rich, buttery and deliciously dark, this toffee also makes a great Halloween treat. #BonfireToffee #TreacleToffee #BonfireNight #halloween #toffee #PlotToffee

This tart is a mash-up of two British classics, full to the brim with squidgy, caramelly dates and the signature breadcrumb texture of a treacle tart

This smooth, sweet treat has a rich treacly taste and deliciously chewy texture.

Bonfire toffee (Treacle Toffee or Plot Toffee) is traditionally eaten on Bonfire Night. Rich, buttery & deliciously dark. Great for Halloween too

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Aromatic cardamom and turmeric add a whole new dimension of flavour to this childhood favourite. Slicing the tart into bars makes it party friendly, with the flavours particularly suited to Halloween or Bonfire Night get-togethers. Here’s our classic treacle tart recipe, for those times when only an old-fashioned pud will do.

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At the start of WW2 foodstuff, clothing and many items were rationed. Sweets gave a feeling of normality as the population suffered nightly bombing raids and widespread deaths.

I was given this recipe by a neighbour who had been given it years ago by a friend of her mother who in turn had been given it by her mother...

First created in the late 17th century, Bonfire toffee, or claggan to the Scots, is a sweet hard brittle toffee treat. The taste is similar to butterscotch. It has connections with both Halloween and Bonfire Night, aka Guy Fawkes Day on November 5th.