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You will also need

  • A funnel
    coffee filter paper and a 1-litre sterilised lidded jar and 1 sterilised bottle (approx. 1-litre capacity)

Nutrition: Per 100ml

  • kcal345
  • fat4g
  • saturates2g
  • carbs24g
  • sugars18g
  • fibre0g
  • protein0.5g
  • salt0.2g
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Method

  • step 1

    Unwrap the toffees and put in a plastic food bag and smash with a rolling pin to break them into small pieces. Tip the toffee shards into the sterilised jar, then add the sugar and a pinch of sea salt.

  • step 2

    Pour the vodka over the toffee mixture and stir. Leave in a cool dark place for two days or until the toffees have dissolved. Shake the jar twice a day during this time.

  • step 3

    Once the toffee and sugar has dissolved, line a funnel with a coffee filter paper and set it over the sterilised bottle. Slowly pour the mixture through. Seal and store in a cupboard for up to three months, and shake before serving.

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jemimajoy

This was very disappointing. Thank goodness I only used half a bottle of vodka and halved the other ingredients. Even after straining it twice, it had the texture of Baileys, murky.

It was VERY alcoholic in taste.

I am now going to try mixing 1 part of Monin caramel syrup with five parts of…

Phoenix51

question

A thin white layer has formed on the top of the vodka, it disappears when I give it a shake but is there a way to get rid of this permanently and what in fact is it ?!

Phoenix51

question

The toffee vodka was easy to make and great fun smashing up the toffees 😊 the finished result tastes great but I’m wondering if anything could be added to reduce the strong alcohol taste? I understand vodka is a strong alcohol but would prefer a more subtle ‘kick’ to the toffee vodka. Any ideas?…

mrs.nicola.sunderlandyb74og2I

Don't bother with the sugar and feed it loads more toffees. I used bonfire toffee when I made favoured vodkas for my wedding reception. Also made sherbet pip, rosy apple and glacier fruits vodka. I hate the taste of vodka and liked all of them due to the vast quantities of flavour in them. You can…

Teddiebeaglebum

question

Can you use muslin instead of coffee filter paper

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lulu_grimes

Hello, Yes you can, it isn't as fine a filter so the vodka might be a little cloudier..

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