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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

What is seafoam/divinity candy Goblins?

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This is what we called Sea Foam.

This is from the web but is the same as my mothers.

She always dropped it from a spoon.

If the humidity was high it would stop it from setting up.

Thus, "spoon candy". 

 

You poor sods!  Not like Chrissy cake?  Raised by wolves, I'd say.

My lot love it - they have taste 

 

I googled Jo Seagar - the first recipe that came up

was whitebait and kelp bites       

have a look at her other recipes

eg the baby pecan pie

LOL.  I read that as baby pelican pie. 

 

WT heck!!   baby pecans?

 

Since when do pecans give birth?

I make those pecan pies ash. They are so easy to make and always go down a treat. They certainly fit my little effort, big impact philosophy 🙂

I love my mums Christmas cake but none of my family do so I never get any these days. It's not worth making one just for me and I don't like the bought ones 😞

so seafoam candy is like honey comb.

 

 

 

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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

so seafoam candy is like honey comb.

 

 

 

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 Not 'like'  -   is honeycomb

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@the*scarlet*pimpernel wrote:

so seafoam candy is like honey comb.

 

 

 

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I'm not sure if everyone calls it that.

To us honey comb was what we called sponge candy.

I think  the receipe posted is for sponge candy.

I have never made it so am not sure.

Sea Foam looked like the picture.

I maybe have them mixed up.