The Toffee to die for…

Okay, that’s a slight exaggeration. Your family is to die for, your country is to die for.

But…you see that ad over on the right-hand sidebar, just under the Amazon searcher? That ad for The Toffee House?

That is some toffee that will make you think you could die for it. Or that you’ve died and gone to heaven.

The Toffee House is a family-run business; it’s so family run that when you receive your order, it includes a hand-drawn thank you from one of the children. The Ross Family noticed my asking about them last year and very graciously sent a huge, 1lb “free sample” to me and my husband and I made toffee-pigs of ourselves with it. It was eye-rollingly good, and both of us immediately understood why the Ross’ call it “The Dangerous Stuff.” Because I have not tasted it, I cannot give you a testimonial about Emma’s English Toffee, which appears to be The Dangerous Stuff but with more chocolate and almonds…arghghghghghgh. I’m sure it’s wonderful.

The Dangerous Stuff® starts with our delicious toffee which is made with sugar, butter and sliced almonds. We top it with a single layer of creamy milk chocolate, then press chopped walnuts onto the warm chocolate. To finish this treat, semisweet and white chocolate are drizzled over it all.

We strive to make each batch as good or better than the previous one. All of our toffee is hand made in historic Washington, Pennsylvania. We are a family-owned and operated business devoted to live and work by those same principles and values that have made this country the greatest in the world. God bless the USA!

Their placing the ad reminds me that I need to order a few tins of this for Christmas. My husband has figured out that if you give your admins this toffee, they will yell at you and vow to hate you forever…but then they will help you out over the course of a year, when they “really shouldn’t” be shipping a package for you, or arranging a flight, but they do it anyway.

They know that The Dangerous Stuff is coming to good admins!

And of course we’ll have to order a tin for home…for company, of course.

Or, you know…just because the idea of taking a bite of the toffee and then sipping a nice hot cup of Mystic Monk Coffee and letting those two flavors mix is just too irresistible.

FYI, I do NOT get any sort of kickback from The Toffee House; I’m raving about them – as I do everything I really like, whether it generates income for me or not – because it is a truly superior product; the best I’ve ever tasted.

That reminds me – an informational bleg here – has anyone had any experience with that NuddleBlanket that is advertised down below the Mystic Monk Coffee? I’ve been curious to know more about it.