Toffee (noun)

1. A sweet confection made by heating sugar and butter together.
2. A type of candy made by heating sugar and butter to a specific temperature, often with the addition of nuts or other ingredients.

Origin:

From toffee ("a sweet confection made of sugar, butter, and sometimes nut.s")

Examples:

1. She offered him a piece of toffee.
2. The toffee was hard and sticky.
3. The toffee was made with almonds.
4. He loved the toffee that his grandmother used to make.
5. The toffee was a traditional sweet in the country.