Bonfire toffee

A real British classic, this jaw-breaking treacle toffee dates back hundreds of years and is really easy to make. You will need a candy thermometer, preferably a digital one.

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

See how to make delicious bonfire toffee aka treacle toffee with this easy bonfire toffee recipe. A dark bitter-sweet treat to enjoy!

This sweet treat is perfect for Bonfire Night. Also known as bonfire toffee, it relies on the chemical reaction between vinegar and baking soda to create a...

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

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.

Authentic tasting bonfire toffee. Rich and deep molasses taste from both the sugar and the black treacle. The perfect treat for enjoying around the bonfire.

Bonfire Night, or Guy Fawkes Night is celebrated in the UK every year on November 5th. This is a UK celebration which marks the failed attempt in the 17th century to blow up the houses of Parliament

Make and share this Halloween or Bonfire Toffee recipe from Food.com.

Why not celebrate bonfire night with a slice of this layered toffee apple bonfire cake complete with honeycomb & pretzel bonfire!