'thorntons' real toffee

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Post by how-did-this-happen » Fri May 14, 2010 9:52 am
Hi all - have to share this.

One of our regular treats before reality dawned over our financial situation was to buy a box full of the Thorntons toffee. It tastes heavenly and keeps the wife quiet for ages chewing it. bonus. Anyway it costs about 4 quid a box!!
(I've just realized that this is the only place I could have a debate over 4 quid)

Anyway, since being introduced to the ways of the frugal I have stumbled upon a recipe to make my own - and its wife approved too!!
Dead basic and cheap ingredients and probably takes an hour (and a lot of stirring) Ive managed to do it first time. The only time I failed was when I tried adding some Jack Daniels, but I will perfect this.

The recipe is on..www.epicurious.com/recipes just do a search for special chewy toffee.
Instead of using Lyles golden syrup, tescos own does the job much cheaper.
You can also add mixed chopped nuts just before you pour, if you like!!
Gary
learn to cook, find your faith, never say die, money isn't everything, look for the small things in life, never ignore a sunset - and listen to Melanie (never have I put so much faith in someone who scares me so much -thank you-)
 
 

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Post by how-did-this-happen » Fri May 14, 2010 9:57 am
DONT USE THE ABOVE LINK.....its not there anymore!!
I will scan the recipe and send it to anyone who wants it, just get in touch.
Gary. *email deleted*

Sorry Gary, you are not allowed to post email addresses on the forum
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Gary
learn to cook, find your faith, never say die, money isn't everything, look for the small things in life, never ignore a sunset - and listen to Melanie (never have I put so much faith in someone who scares me so much -thank you-)
 
 

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Post by Shining » Fri May 14, 2010 2:45 pm
If the person who wants a receipe they can add you as a frugal friend and you do the same and you can then swap email addresses etc.,
IVA final payment left the bank on the 26th January 2013...looking forward to a debt free future.
 
 

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Post by Julie » Fri May 14, 2010 8:09 pm
Sounds lovely Gary!

I'm dieting so will pass up this time [:(][:D]
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