toffee apple in the PONS Dictionary

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Food, particularly toffee apples, took on a strange, symbolic significance.
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She was just 18 when she'd met a young man who bought her a toffee apple on a warm autumn evening at the county fair.
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She looked rather like a toffee apple perched on a cloud of candy floss.
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But who can dislike a running subplot about the quest for toffee apples in a country under strict sugar rationing?
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A particular application of toffee is in toffee apples, sometimes called candy apples, which are apples coated with hard toffee mounted on sticks.
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Yeah, sometimes we'll make cupcakes or toffee apples together.
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However, delicate lamb and sharp celeriac proved an inspired combination, and squiggles of toffee apple and banana were greaseless gems.
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It said it would sell 1.4 million pumpkins, two million toffee apples, and 1.5 million fancy dress outfits.
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With the cutlet bone sticking out, it looked like an albino toffee apple.
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Honestly, while apples are important, what you're putting on your apple is much more so, because the whole point of a toffee apple is the toffee part.
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