Cawdreys
Cawdreys are a type of traditional English confectionery, originating from the West Country region of England. They are small, round, and hard candies, typically made from sugar, corn syrup, and flavoring agents. The name "Cawdreys" is derived from the Cornish word "cawdrey," which means "candy." The candies are often flavored with natural extracts such as lemon, orange, or peppermint, and are known for their distinctive, slightly bitter taste.
Cawdreys were popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in rural areas where they were
The production of Cawdreys involves a process of boiling sugar and corn syrup together, then adding flavoring
Cawdreys are a unique and nostalgic treat, offering a glimpse into the confectionery traditions of the past.