No Bake Corn Flake Toffee Drop Cookies

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Description

When I was a kid, every once in a while my father would surprise me with a bar of Mackintosh's Toffee. For those of you who've never had the pleasure of smacking a Mack, this distinctively Canadian treat is a bar of not too hard and not too soft toffee in a distinctive red tartan cardboard box. My job was to smack it against the kitchen counter and carefully unwrap the toffee. We'd pick out bite size pieces and sit up late talking. I was so sad when Nestlé Canada stopped making these toffee bars a few years back. For a while the only toffees we could get were individually wrapped bite-size soft candies that tasted nothing like the classic bar. So when they brought back Mackintosh's Toffee a couple of years ago, I was pretty stoked. The toffee recipe tastes slightly different, but pretty close to what I remember. And perfect for making one of my favourite treats again: no bake corn flake toffee cookies!