Want to find a safe chewy toffee - any suggestions

[KatyMac]

The tests own are ok
The quality street is a disaster

Nothing too hard - what brand do you like?

Ok that should say Tesco

And safe should say "soft"

I'm not doing well am I?

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Have you tried worthers toffee?

No but I will if they are softish

Placemarking- my teeth are shit so I haven't had toffee in years fudge just isn't the same!

I love resen

They look lush - but not at that price!!!

They're really cheap in home bargains!

I like those toffees with the mint inside but I can't remember what they're called . They come in packs of 3. They're also really cheap in home bargains.

Found them! www.mentos.co.uk/mentos-choco-mint-3-pack

I don't buy them from asda though. They're soft and chewy if you hold them in your mouth for a minute before chewing.

That was what I was talking about. Pardon my spelling. Reisen. I get them from b&q dirt cheap.

Was coming on to say Tesco’s ones as I think they are surprisingly good

Werther's Original do a bag of soft toffees. I warn you though, they are the crack cocaine of confectionary! Despite their devineness, it's cheapie shops like Poundland that sell them.

Dumle toffees - I get them at IKEA, but a quick google suggests they are available from Amazon as well.