Toffee vodka .... help please !!!

Tuttifruitty_Theresa

jessicamb wrote: »

Toffee vodka is horrible! I tried it last year and its still sat in my fridge because I refuse to throw it out. One day it will either throw itself out or I will find something to do with it.

i agree i made it last year and it was vile (but then again i don't normally drink lol) but others who do also said it was vile. I think i went wrong in using cheap vodka, can you use an alternative? (you can see i don't drink, as i haven't a clue on what most alcholic drinks taste like lol)


xx

Firefly

moneysavingmumofone wrote: »

ooh you lot are making me drool!!! Do you think toffee vodka would appeal to a baileys fan?

Its certainly worth a try, don't you think?

Jago's sounds worth a try too. :beer:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7037443.stm

Vodka is clearly good for you.

jackieb

Firefly wrote: »

Jago's sounds worth a try too. :beer:

Oh definitely! Take it from someone who doesn't like the taste of alcohol. :drool:

Loretta

The werthers original tastes like baileys

Whoever it was that said they would probably drink a bottle of this over a couple of nights let us know when you have tried it, it nearly knocks your head off! lovely though

Fruball

OMG I just stumbled across this thread and am sooooooooooo glad I did !!!

Toffees on my shopping list - already have the vodka

I think toffees and chocolate would be scrummy

crystalsinger

Ok so I bought my vodka (not tesco value, the next one up, and a packet of worthers originals. The vodka seems to be melting the toffee, but I have to keep pouring vodka into my glass to allow for toffee displacement and its giving me hiccups.
Used worthers original hard ones and they dont quite fit in neck of bottle so having to smash each one.
Now is 1 family packet enough? its only been going an hour and a nice cloudy colour and have 8 left to smash up and add, but each time I displace a bit it rips my head off, not sweet at all at the moment.
Any thoughts?

Firefly

crystalsinger wrote: »

Ok so I bought my vodka (not tesco value, the next one up, and a packet of worthers originals. The vodka seems to be melting the toffee, but I have to keep pouring vodka into my glass to allow for toffee displacement and its giving me hiccups.
Used worthers original hard ones and they dont quite fit in neck of bottle so having to smash each one.
Now is 1 family packet enough? its only been going an hour and a nice cloudy colour and have 8 left to smash up and add, but each time I displace a bit it rips my head off, not sweet at all at the moment.
Any thoughts?

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

That's the funniest thing I've read for ages and I've got a vivid picture of you making Toffee Vodka! My guess is that it takes a while for the vodka to take on the sweetness.

Good luck :beer:

Quackers

crystalsinger wrote: »

Ok so I bought my vodka (not tesco value, the next one up, and a packet of worthers originals. The vodka seems to be melting the toffee, but I have to keep pouring vodka into my glass to allow for toffee displacement and its giving me hiccups.
Used worthers original hard ones and they dont quite fit in neck of bottle so having to smash each one.
Now is 1 family packet enough? its only been going an hour and a nice cloudy colour and have 8 left to smash up and add, but each time I displace a bit it rips my head off, not sweet at all at the moment.
Any thoughts?

:rotfl: :rotfl:

Blinkin ink, give it time

I think one family packet is enough.

Once all the toffees have dissolved put it in the fridge for a couple of hours and start again

I think its soooo much nicer from the freezer. It somehow seems creamier? Might just be my imagination though

I reckon if you're still tasting it then you are halfway down the bottle and it tastes just fine now anyway? :rotfl:

GeCon

How much vodka do you have to take out of the bottle to fit a packetof Werthers in it? And what size of Werthers pack is it?

C_Ronaldo

jkb wrote: »

Am going to sound thick but have never heard of Toffee Vodka but would like to try and make some. Is it something that is best made earlier to get the better taste in time for Xmas?

What do you store it in? Can it just be left in its original bottle? If I stored it in the fridge how soon would I have to drink it - would probably drink over a couple of nights anyway :rotfl:

Thanks for any help definately liking the sound of toffee vodka :j:beer:

you can buy dooleys which is a toffee and vodka drink