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About Toffifee
The beauty of Toffifee lies in its versatility. Enjoy them straight from the pack for a quick pick-me-up, or get creative by incorporating them into desserts—crumble over ice cream, use in homemade rocky road, or pair with coffee for an elevated experience. Their compact size makes them perfect for on-the-go snacking without the mess, and the nutty caramel flavour satisfies cravings without overwhelming sweetness.
Quality is paramount; Toffifee uses premium ingredients like California hazelnuts and Belgian chocolate, ensuring every piece delivers consistent excellence. Free from artificial colours and preservatives, they're a guilt-free pleasure (in moderation!). Store in a cool, dry place to maintain that fresh snap. For UK shoppers seeking authentic imported sweets, Toffifee is a must-try that evokes memories of European holidays or introduces new favourites to the family table. Stock up today and experience why it's a bestseller.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Toffifee made of?
Toffifee consists of a crispy wafer cup filled with creamy caramel, topped with a whole roasted hazelnut, and coated in delicious milk chocolate. It's crafted with high-quality ingredients for a balanced sweet and nutty taste.
Is Toffifee suitable for vegetarians?
Yes, Toffifee is vegetarian-friendly as it contains no gelatine or animal-derived ingredients in its standard recipe. Always check the packaging for the latest information.
How should I store Toffifee?
Keep Toffifee in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. The fridge is fine but allow them to reach room temperature before eating for the best texture and flavour.
Are Toffifee chocolates nut-free?
No, Toffifee contains hazelnuts and is produced in facilities that handle other nuts, so it's not suitable for those with nut allergies. May also contain traces of peanuts.
Where is Toffifee from?
Toffifee is a German creation by Storck, first launched in 1974. It's widely popular across Europe and now available in the UK through specialist importers like World Food Shop.
