Love these! My favorite kind of candy is chocolate and toffee, and they are great broken up and added to Ice Cream!

I'm reminded of a commercial from when I was a kid: "Where do you hide to have your Heath?" So whenever I got a Heath candy bar, I would always hide somewhere while eating it. That was one of the ones I liked best at that time, because of that commercial. Oh, the influence of television!

But that was then; this is now. I still think it's a pretty good candy bar, but no, I can't call it a favorite.

I've always been a Heath Bar fan. Recently I found they disappeared from my grocer's shelf to be replaced by some knockoff called Skor. Not the same. Now I see they're back, but now they're bought up by Hershey who has turned the recipe into garbage. Obviously this is another example of corporate thinking gone wild. They've replaced the engredients, changed the size and produced a third rate piece of (you know what) under the Heath Bar name, which is probably all they were interested in in the the first place. This is garbage masquerading as a Heath Bar. Thin, watery, tasteless. Thanks Hershey.

An absolute favorite for me as a child. The most underrated candy bar of all time.

I LOVE TOFFEE!!! Toffee rocks my socks. There is just the right amount of chocolate coating on the outside and the toffee is nutty and crunchy, yummy!!!!

I love all the combo flavors I taste from the Heath bar.

man these things are excellent!

I was once actually addicted to these, and for good reason.

I LOVE TOFFEE!!

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Extremely underrated. Is a perfect topping for almost any dessert.

see my problem with skor.

Toffee and chocolate. Who knew it would be so good? Heath bar makes for a great topping of frozen yogurt. Is perfect in vanilla ice cream. Toffee is like carmel, buttersotch combined. You just can't go wrong with a Heath Bar.

totally gross,should not be sold as a candy bar

Then let's let the British keep it.

Gotta love the toffee - it's very british, you know.

a decent candy, but NOT amoung the elite!

The texture of chocolate covered horse feed just isn't appealing.

This is excellent when broken up into pieces and put over ice cream.