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Walker's Nonsuch Salted Caramel Toffees Gift Box - 350g

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Coming home for Christmas

This one is sailing over from the UK right now, packed in with a whole container of British Christmas treats.

Order now and we'll set one aside with your name on it. The moment the container is unloaded in Halifax, we start packing, and the earliest orders go out first.

Got other goodies in your cart? We'll keep the lot together and send it in one parcel, so it all lands on your doorstep at once.

Then watch your inbox: we'll email you the moment it's on its way. That's when Christmas properly starts.

 
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About Walker's Nonsuch Salted Caramel Toffees Gift Box

About Walker's Nonsuch Salted Caramel Toffees Gift Box

Some sweets you eat. Toffee you negotiate with. Walker's Nonsuch Salted Caramel Toffees are worth every minute of the argument.

Walker's have been making toffee in Staffordshire for well over a century, so they know what they are doing. These are proper chewy toffees with a salty edge that keeps your hand going back into the box long after you said that was the last one.

It is a gift box, which means it is meant for someone else. Technically.

Hand it over sealed. What happens to it after that is between them and their fillings.

Shop more Walker's Toffee in Canada or browse the full range of British sweets at The Great British Shop.

Frequently asked questions about Walker's Nonsuch Salted Caramel Toffees Gift Box

Q: Is this the UK version?

A: Yes, these are the British toffees made by Walker's Nonsuch in England, and we ship them from within Canada.

Q: How big is the box?

A: It is a 350g gift box. Enough to share, if you are that sort of person.

Q: Is it a good gift for someone who misses Britain?

A: It is a very good one. It comes ready boxed, so all you need to add is a card and the willpower not to open it first.

Q: Will these stick to my teeth?

A: They are proper toffees, so they will put up a fight. That is rather the point.

More about Walker's Nonsuch Salted Caramel Toffees Gift Box

Toffee has a firm place in British sweet eating. It lives in the box on the sideboard, gets offered round after Sunday lunch, and is what you reach for with a cup of tea when a biscuit will not quite do. Walker's Nonsuch is one of the names people grew up seeing on that box.

In Canada, people go looking for this because they remember it exactly: the name, the chew, the way a toffee lasts through a whole conversation. When you know the one you want, a near enough version will not scratch the itch.

This is a 350g gift box, a good weight for sharing or for keeping to yourself and saying it was shared. Keep it somewhere cool and dry with the lid on, away from the kettle and the sunny windowsill, and the toffees stay as they should.

Walker's are best known for their classic creamy English toffee, and salted caramel is a newer turn on the same craft. People tend to put a box like this next to a packet of good tea or a tin of biscuits and call it a proper parcel from home.

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The story of Walker's Nonsuch Salted Caramel Toffees Gift Box

The quietest room in the house

Open some Walker's and the conversation stops. Not out of politeness. Everyone's jaw is simply busy. You know the drill: one goes in, a hand is already reaching for the next, and somebody insists they are only having the one. The name on the front is Walker's Nonsuch, the toffee people from Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. If you grew up with that name, you already know how long you will be quiet.

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A potter walks into a sweetshop

Stoke-on-Trent is famous for pots, so naturally the toffee came from a potter. Edward Joseph Walker, a former potter, bought a small sweetshop in Longton and began making toffee with a secret recipe. That was 1894, and he founded the company with his son, Edward Victor Walker. The recipe stayed a secret. The toffee did not stay in one small shop. Not a bad swap for a kiln.

Bigger factory, same family

Edward Victor later grew the business into a larger factory, one that had previously belonged to Horleston Brothers Ltd, boiled sweet manufacturers. So the building already knew its way around sugar, which feels about right. Walker's Nonsuch marked its 125th anniversary by describing itself as an independent family company and one of England's finest and oldest makers of traditional toffee. A trade-press feature has since marked 130 years. Plenty of firms talk about tradition. Not many have a potter's sweetshop to show for it.

Nobody asks, somebody produces it

Toffee has its own spot in British life. It lives in the sideboard, comes out when people visit, and gets passed along the sofa halfway through the film. Nobody ever asks for it. Somebody always produces it, and nobody says no. Hand some to a person who misses home and watch them go very quiet, very fast. Whoever takes the last one will swear they thought it was the second to last.