Does anyone remember the toffee which came in a tray with a wee hammer?

Just one butterscotch toffee would be heaven

My nan used to buy a tray of Bluebird toffee with a a hammer and share it with us. It took ages to soften up enough to be able to chew it.

I used to buy a packet of Toffo's which were round toffees wrapped in greaseproof paper and sold in a roll. They were very cheap and lasted all afternoon.

Thornton's toffee is nice nowadays.

I remember Bluebird, never heard of Walkers but my hammer is Walkers .

How about toffee apples? I only ever had them once a year at the fair but can still remember the sweetness of the toffee and sharpness of the apple when you bit into it. How we didn't break our front teeth I'll never know!

You lot are so naughty! BB I remember Palmers banana split toffee, lovely and Thorntons still going strong, another one, butterscotch made by a Scottish company, does anyone remember that, how I made my teeth ache, haha. Peanut brittle anyone!

Remember my Mum having a toffee hammer which had belonged to my grandma. We used it once a year to 'smash' homemade bonfire toffee. !

I've got a Bluebird toffee hammer and a Sharp's one hanging up in my kitchen, along with other useless bits. Olive stoner, anyone?