inawera horned toffee

[Simon G]

no, i had no idea. i’m still not sure if it is.

It makes sense (kind of) I can't imagine any other reason why toffee would be called 'horned'

 

[oldhippydude]

It makes sense (kind of) I can't imagine any other reason why toffee would be called 'horned'

I agree.
The name seemed totally random till you got the link.

 

[Simon G]

Try mixing it with Wonder Flavours African horned cucumber.

 

[Simon G]

Call it 'double horny'

 

[zouzounaki]

it would make sense. maybe they have a connection to scotland.

anyway, it’s very tasty. in an uncharacteristic move i might bump it up to 2%. it’s not that strong. i’ve never found any caramel flavour to be very strong, maybe there is only so much they can concentrate it.

 

[Simon G]

it would make sense. maybe they have a connection to scotland.

anyway, it’s very tasty. in an uncharacteristic move i might bump it up to 2%. it’s not that strong. i’ve never found any caramel flavour to be very strong, maybe there is only so much they can concentrate it.

Toffee isn't exactly a strong taste ... sweet, a bit creamy, a bit buttery, a bit brown sugary, a bit toasted. I guess they've gone for realism.

 

[zouzounaki]

needs a wee bit richer, i think 2% will be good. will add more later.

 

[memzey]

I have it and like it quite a lot. I’m trying to work it into a desert tobacco recipe atm.

 

[zouzounaki]

I have it and like it quite a lot. I’m trying to work it into a desert tobacco recipe atm.

i think i’m going to blend it with flv red burley and see where i can go with it. just tried that one yesterday and it seems to me it would work nicely as a base with a nice hefty kick for a sweet tobacco blend. it is quite sweet, the toffee, so i’m thinking some nice bold baccies would work with it.

 

[Rickster]

i think i’m going to blend it with flv red burley and see where i can go with it. just tried that one yesterday and it seems to me it would work nicely as a base with a nice hefty kick for a sweet tobacco blend. it is quite sweet, the toffee, so i’m thinking some nice bold baccies would work with it.

Steady as you go with the red burley, 0.15% n even then..