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Swedish fish assorted soft & chewy candy, 5-ounce bags (pack of 12)is an original favorite. The original swedish fish soft and chewy candy with flavor that lasts from head to tail. Fat Free. cholesterol free and low in sodium. Also available in Grape and Assorted. Soft chewy and chewy candy with flavor that lasts from head to tail.
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Bite size licorice pieces with classic pastel color coatings that create a truly unique candy. Snaps, only from American Licorice Company. Made in USA.
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Classical Japanese Matcha candy.
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Swedish Fish Aqualife Soft and Chewy Candy offers an assortment of flavors. This soft and chewy aqualife shaped candy is a real treat for your mouth. Now you can get the great taste of Swedish fish in fun aqualife shapes for a whole new kind of fun.
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Ting Ting Jahe ginger candy is a nourishing health sweet suitable for the whole family.
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My grandmother made English toffee every year for Xmas when I was growing up. The recipe was not in her recipe box or books. I think it was an old recipe she learned from a relative. It was the kind where she’d put crushed walnuts on a pan, pour the hot toffee over it (I seem to recall it was mostly just butter and sugar), then pour melted chocolate on and spread it thinly over the toffee. It ended up being not TOO crunchy – almost the consistency of Almond Roca toffee but not quite as hard as that. I am having a very hard time figuring out how to explain it, but it’s almost like it has a snap when you bite it but then it chews into smaller pieces easily – it’s not sticky by any means. I hope someone knows exactly what I’m talking about and will gift me with a recipe that can help me recreate it! I’d love to make the toffee for my family and bring back some happy memories of Grandma’s toffee.
Some batches she’d do something just a bit different and it would come out softer (but still not chewy) – that was my favorite – any idea what she might have done? maybe overcooked or undercooked or too much sugar or too much butter? I’ve experimented with other recipes and could never get the right consistency.
Oh! And it was always best straight from the freezer.
Seriously? One answer? *sigh*
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