Dark Chocolate Cherry Almond Toffee

Dave's Sweet Tooth began in 2011 when Andrew Chmielewski turned his father Dave Chmielewski's home-kitchen toffee into a business. Based in Harrison Township, Michigan, the company grew from the popularity of Dave's recipe after his career as a Detroit firefighter. The family maker emphasizes handmade Michigan production, consistent batches, and purchasing ingredients to match orders so its toffee keeps the character that first attracted customers.

Dark Chocolate Cherry Almond Toffee

Dark Chocolate Cherry Almond Toffee brings real dried cherries to a buttery almond toffee with dark chocolate coating. The maker identifies the cherries with Michigan's Traverse City region, giving this flavor a direct connection to the company's home state. The fruit adds a sweet-tart element to the chocolate and almond combination. Choose it when you want recognizable dried fruit in your confection rather than a fruit name supplied only by flavoring. The recipe still contains milk, even though its coating is described as dark chocolate.

Flavor & Texture

• Real dried tart cherries are listed in the recipe.
• Dark chocolate coating and almonds balance the fruit component.
• Offered as a 4 oz pouch or 8 oz jar, depending on current availability.

Pair a few pieces with coffee, put them on a dessert board with other clearly labeled sweets, or chop a small portion over a plain frozen dessert. Keep each toffee flavor in its own bowl so guests can choose between fruit pieces and a classic chocolate finish. Cherries in the product photography communicate the recipe's fruit ingredient; additional fresh fruit is not included.

Package & Origin

• Select a 4 oz (113.4 g) pouch or 8 oz (226.8 g) jar.
• Maker: Dave's Sweet Tooth Toffee
• Country of manufacture: United States
• State of manufacture: Michigan

This confection is made in Michigan, United States, as part of the supplier's handmade toffee range. The company identifies Harrison Township as its production base. Country of manufacture describes where the confection is made; the supplier has not documented the countries of origin of every raw ingredient.

Storage & Handling

Keep the package sealed, cool, dry, and protected from direct sunlight. The photographed package directs refrigeration after opening; close the pouch or jar between servings. The maker also recommends refrigeration or freezing for longer storage and notes that white chocolate varieties can have a shorter storage life. Follow the date and directions on the package you receive. No fixed number of shelf-life days is promised here. If a freshness packet is present, keep it separate from the candy and do not eat it.