Brown English Toffee in Bulk

Every candy-making country seems to have its own toffee, and they really don’t taste alike. Look at what’s on this page. Pallas makes a Greek honey toffee, and Carletti does a Danish vanilla hem-kola. Sconza has butter toffee almonds from the USA. Then there’s Mangini with an Italian chocolate toffee. They don’t compete with each other, which is why they work as a set. All 18 SKUs sit within a tight unit weight of 1.65 to 2.2 lb, so comparing prices across brands is simple.

Greek Imports: Pallas Honey and Coffee Toffee

Pallas is the one we’d talk about first. Greek honey toffee isn’t what most people expect. It’s chewy and golden. It’s made with honey, so it tastes a little floral and a lot less sweet than the American kind. Pallas Greek Honey Toffee Chewy Candy is sold by the case. The Pallas Greek Coffee Toffee has a roasted, slightly bitter note that coffee fans pick up on right away. The Pallas Black Licorice Toffee is the strange hybrid. It puts licorice in a toffee base, and it suits the shopper who wants something new.

All three Pallas items are imported from Greece. For a specialty shop that’s already stocked the usual Italian and Scandinavian candy, a Greek name gives you a story to tell at the register. Greek candy is rare on American shelves, and that’s half the pitch.

Danish Toffee: Carletti Hem-Kola Line

Carletti brings hem-kola from Denmark. It’s a Scandinavian chewy toffee that’s softer than the British kind and leans toward caramel. There’s the Hemkola Toffee Original Vanilla, which is the classic. The Hemkola Chocolate Toffee adds cocoa. The Hem-Kola Licorice Toffee is for people who like salmiak. Shops serving a Scandinavian community will know these on sight. Toms Minto Peppermint Toffee is also Danish. It adds a cool mint flavor that sits in a different spot on the shelf.

Swedish Entries: Malaco and Kolafabrikens

Malaco Kick Toffee is a Swedish staple. It’s chewy and caramel-based, the sort of thing you’d scoop in a Swedish candy shop. It does well in self-serve bins. Kolafabrikens Banana Caramel is the odd flavor out, a banana caramel from Sweden that’s hard to find elsewhere. People either love banana candy or they don’t. The ones who do come back for it by name.

Want the whole range? The English toffee wholesale page shows toffee in every color. The brown candy wholesale section puts the toffees next to chocolates and pralines and licorice.

Italian Toffee: Mangini, Serra, Menozzi De Rosa

Mangini Milk Chocolate Toffee comes in 150g retail bags and in Italian bulk. It’s chocolate-coated toffee made in Italy, and it fits an Italian deli well. The 150g bags go on a shelf as they are. Serra‘s Fruity Italian Toffee Assortment goes another way entirely, with fruit-flavored pieces that are lighter and brighter than the nut and chocolate toffees. Anyone who doesn’t care for chocolate can have this one. Menozzi De Rosa makes the Licorice Toffee Tofferelle, a niche Italian piece that tastes different from both the Danish and the Greek licorice toffees.

American Entries: Sconza Butter Toffee

Sconza is all about nuts. You get Butter Toffee Almonds in bulk and Butter Toffee Pecans in whole and pieces. There’s also Milk Chocolate Toffee Dusted Almonds. It’s American butter toffee. That means buttery and crunchy, a clear break from the soft European chews. Candy shops and delis with open bins like it. The pecans in whole-and-pieces form feel a little more upscale, closer to the nut aisle.

Channel and Seasonal Notes

Shops serving Scandinavian families are the obvious fit for Carletti and Malaco. A store with a big European candy wall can build a toffee lineup from all five countries here. Greece and Denmark are in it. So are Italy and Sweden. The USA is there too. Each one tastes different. Gift-basket makers like the Pallas honey and coffee pieces, since they’ve got an origin story. Open-bin candy shops lean on Sconza nuts. And in the holiday season the Greek Pallas and the Italian Mangini bags move fast.

• Pallas Greek Honey Toffee Chewy Candy, Greece Import Bulk. Floral honey flavor from a different origin.
• Pallas Greek Coffee Toffee, Greece Import Bulk. Coffee toffee, Greek made.
• Carletti Hemkola Toffee Original Vanilla, Denmark. The classic hem-kola, known in Scandinavian homes.
• Sconza Butter Toffee Almonds Bulk Candy, USA. American style and nut-coated, a fast bin item.
• Mangini Italian Chocolate Toffee, Bulk from Italy. Chocolate-coated and made in Italy.
• Kolafabrikens Banana Caramel, Bulk from Sweden. The unusual flavor, with fans who return.
• Serra Fruity Italian Toffee Assortment, Italy. Fruity, and good for shoppers who skip chocolate.
• Malaco Kick Toffee Candy, Sweden Bulk Wholesale. A Swedish staple for self-serve bins.

Ordering

There’s no minimum order, and the formats are bulk and bagged. Units run 1.65 lb to 2.2 lb, which is the most even size range in this batch. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing, and we ship to US buyers. Apply for a wholesale account if you want those prices.

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