tokoffs

Tokoffs are a type of confectionery, typically small, chewy candies. They are often fruit-flavored and can be found in a variety of colors. The exact ingredients and manufacturing process can vary depending on the brand and region, but they generally consist of sugar, corn syrup, artificial and natural flavorings, and food coloring. Some tokoffs may also contain citric acid for tartness or gelatin for texture. They are a popular treat worldwide, especially among children, and are often sold in bulk or in small bags. The name "tokoff" is believed to be a portmanteau or a phonetic adaptation of terms related to chewing or tasting. Their popularity stems from their simple, sweet taste and satisfying texture. Production of tokoffs is widespread, with many different companies producing their own versions of the candy. They are a common item found in convenience stores, supermarkets, and candy shops.