The Quest for the perfect toffee flavour e-juice

[redz]

Not really Q, just a whim.

[dreamylittledream]

Well if we're on a toffee quest I would like Bonfire Toffee.

Yes that is a treacle toffee, but not any old treacle toffee - its the one thats chrystalised and more like a boiled sweet than a toffee (you can't really chew it - well you sort of can if you melt it in your mouth by drinking steaming hot coffee at the same time) - anyway I loves the stuff and tis seasonal too so go go my clever mixers and I shall follow gratefully in your pioneering footsteps...

[Q]

Oct 26, 2014 23:25:30 GMT dreamylittledream said:

Well if we're on a toffee quest I would like Bonfire Toffee.

Yes that is a treacle toffee, but not any old treacle toffee - its the one thats chrystalised and more like a boiled sweet than a toffee (you can't really chew it - well you sort of can if you melt it in your mouth by drinking steaming hot coffee at the same time) - anyway I loves the stuff and tis seasonal too so go go my clever mixers and I shall follow gratefully in your pioneering footsteps...

Would that be like the stuff you used to buy in a slab, that came with a little metal hammer to break it?

(You've been added as toffee number two)

[Q]

Oct 26, 2014 17:01:34 GMT spacey said:

Hmmm the perfect toffee?? Well Q QS flat toffee's are indeed damn near perfect, but I also remember that I used to LOVE higland toffee bars when I was younger. Problem is that I can't actually remember what they tasted like - just that I loved them ???

I think my ideal toffee vape would be a clotted cream type toffee

Could be an interesting one... I've been searching for a clotted cream concentrate but I cant seem to find one, artistic licence may be called for here

[Q]

Oct 26, 2014 17:01:34 GMT spacey said:

Hmmm the perfect toffee?? Well Q QS flat toffee's are indeed damn near perfect, but I also remember that I used to LOVE higland toffee bars when I was younger. Problem is that I can't actually remember what they tasted like - just that I loved them ???

I think my ideal toffee vape would be a clotted cream type toffee

And Highland toffee... does ANYONE know what that tastes like? makes it hard to replicate if you dont know what you're striving to make

[dreamylittledream]

Oct 26, 2014 23:36:17 GMT Q said:

Oct 26, 2014 23:25:30 GMT dreamylittledream said:

Well if we're on a toffee quest I would like Bonfire Toffee.

Yes that is a treacle toffee, but not any old treacle toffee - its the one thats chrystalised and more like a boiled sweet than a toffee (you can't really chew it - well you sort of can if you melt it in your mouth by drinking steaming hot coffee at the same time) - anyway I loves the stuff and tis seasonal too so go go my clever mixers and I shall follow gratefully in your pioneering footsteps...

Would that be like the stuff you used to buy in a slab, that came with a little metal hammer to break it?

Thats one version of it - you also used to be able to buy it from the sweet shop when I was a kid by the quarter and it was single textured tablets of the stuff - they used to stick together something chronic if you left them in your pocket!  Showing my age here lol

Has a different, darker more intense taste than normal treacle toffee.

[Q]

I think I know what you mean, and I'm sure that I'm older than you
Cant for the life of me remember what it tasted like though

[markus]

I love caramel/toffee flavour....atm im using this one....but even @20% for me it still needs to be stronger so I'll be watching this thread.

[Perpetua]

Might be worth buying some Lorann English Toffee to experiment with Q,dreamylittledream . . . it's a Toffee flavour that I always enjoyed:

www.chefsvapour.co.uk/English_Toffee__Dram_Bottles/p1901058_11786642.aspx

Possibly more like a Bonfire Toffee flavour.

[Q]

Damn... did my order last night & didn't see this flavour

[chykensa]

My favourite toffee from childhood was a soft toffee in a paper wrap of white with blue lines, twisted around the sweet. My next door neighbour used to keep a bag of these in his jacket pocket and would throw them into our garden when we were out playing for us to find. I got so highly attuned to the sound of a toffee falling into the undergrowth, but I'm sure there must be some still in the ground somewhere.
If you live in Hayle, check your gardens for toffee trees!!

[spacey]

Oct 27, 2014 12:04:31 GMT chykensa said:

My favourite toffee from childhood was a soft toffee in a paper wrap of white with blue lines, twisted around the sweet. My next door neighbour used to keep a bag of these in his jacket pocket and would throw them into our garden when we were out playing for us to find. I got so highly attuned to the sound of a toffee falling into the undergrowth, but I'm sure there must be some still in the ground somewhere.
If you live in Hayle, check your gardens for toffee trees!!

You do know I'll be stalking the streets of Hayle with my toffee tree o'meter now....

As if I haven't got enough to be getting on with 

[chykensa]

spacey - I would start with St. George's Road if I were you! I don't think that the lane exists any more, obliterated by a new housing development. Ah, those were the days . . .

[Q]

Oct 27, 2014 12:04:31 GMT chykensa said:

My favourite toffee from childhood was a soft toffee in a paper wrap of white with blue lines, twisted around the sweet. My next door neighbour used to keep a bag of these in his jacket pocket and would throw them into our garden when we were out playing for us to find. I got so highly attuned to the sound of a toffee falling into the undergrowth, but I'm sure there must be some still in the ground somewhere.
If you live in Hayle, check your gardens for toffee trees!!

I remember those,if you weren't quick enough the wrapper would stick SO hard you ended up eating some of it, now what were they called???

[chykensa]

Doing a google search right now!!