Chapter 4 in our 4 part breakdown of classic British hard candies
Chapter 4 in our 4 part breakdown of classic British hard candies
Part 3 of our boiled sweets master class
Three shockingly good hard candies from the good ‘ol UK
This is the start of a beautiful friendship, I’m sure of it. Let’s learn together.
Imagine boiled celery candy – now scratch that, take Strawberry & Rhubarb pie, take away the Strawberry, and add custard. Now make it a hard candy.
What do you get when you put classic boiled sweets flavors into newfangled filled gummies?
Classic boiled sweets from the UK – what could be better? Or in this case, what couldn’t be?
Ooh! Another take on the super Brit treat rhubarb & custard boiled sweets! (That’s “hard candy” on ‘Merican)
Boiled sweets are a crucial part of the candy world, as well as candy history. These are perhaps the most iconic boiled sweet there is. DO THE MATH, HOT SHOT!
This candy is hard
I didn’t have protective gloves when I tasted these, so it’s possible I’m now part mutant.
CRUNCHY SOUR JELLY BEANS EVERYBODY
an absolute classic pairing: but is it botched?
break out the pennies, cause it’s penny candy time.
i REALLY want to say BAH HUMBUG, but peeps….I just can’t! These are just too yummy.
Not sure you want to eat these. You DEFINITELY want to read about not eating these though.
I love hard candies and I love cola – a natural fit, right?
Get prepared for a whole new thing…
Don’t overlook old school German candy yo
The French may go on strike and stop making these so buy as soon as you can.
Perhaps THE most iconic classic British candy is under the microscope today, yo.
Here’s a first- candy from Ireland. Will it suck, or stay strong like the rest of Europe?