Skor candy substitute?

jacinda

Sweet Shoppe SugarBabe
I want to make this recipe today for my daughter's sleepover.

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Thing is, we don't have Skor candy in New Zealand. I don't even know what's in Skor. Is it like an M&M, a skittle, fizzy candy? What can I substitute for it?

Thanks :wub:
 
Toffee bars are not common here. Hmmm....maybe I could just do the chocolate bits instead?
 
do you have werther's originals? (hard candies in gold wrappers). Any kind of english toffee would work. I dont think the actual toffee is hard to make either.
 
Actually, we do have Werthers here. I forgot about them. They'll do. Will pick up a bag this afternoon and attack them with a hammer. I'd still have to add fine chocolate though wouldn't I?
 
Yep what Kristi said :) I <3 Werther's. They are so yummy!! (I love english toffee but most of the time it is combined with chocolate and I dont like chocolate that much)
 
American toffee is not quite the same as actual English toffee and Heath is actually an American candy bar.. Do you get English candies? I think maybe a "Crunchy" bar would be close but not exactly the same.. It has a honeycomb sugar center and is sort of "bubbly" so you can bite down on it. Werther's is like Heath and Skor but definitely a harder candy. Heath and Skor can be bit down on, but you can't really bite down on Werther's without chancing a visit to the dentist. Although people think Heath is English toffee, it really isn't. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toffee
 
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Thanks ladies! I bought some Werthers. I'll crush them up as small as I can, and keep my fingers crossed that the kids don't crack a tooth.
 
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