<Ul> <Li> Australia - the Granny Smith variety of apple is considered ideal for creating the children 's treat . </Li> <Li> Brazil - candy apples ( named as in other Lusophone countries maçã - do - amor , as in the French pommes d'amour , meaning `` apples of love '' ) are common in the festivities in honour of John the Apostle . </Li> <Li> China - a similar treat called Tanghulu is made by coating small fruits , traditionally hawthorns with hard sugar syrup . </Li> <Li> Canada - very popular and usually eaten at fairs or carnivals . </Li> <Li> France - candy apples are called pommes d'amour ( Apples of love ) . They are a common treat found at many festivals in France . </Li> <Li> Germany - most often associated with the Christmas season . They are also sometimes sold at carnivals and fairs </Li> <Li> Israel - almost solely sold in cities ' squares on Yom Ha'atzmaut eve ( Israel Independence Day ) as part of the street celebrations . </Li> <Li> Japan - candy apples , grapes , strawberries and tangerines are commonly available at Japanese festivals . </Li> <Li> Republic of Ireland - eaten at Halloween . </Li> <Li> United Kingdom - associated with and eaten at Halloween ( Scotland and Northern Ireland ) , Bonfire Night ( England ) . </Li> <Li> United States - jelly apples , found in New York 's Coney Island area , are related but have a soft candy ( `` jelly '' ) coating and a cherry flavor , not cinnamon . </Li> </Ul>
<Ul> <Li> Australia - the Granny Smith variety of apple is considered ideal for creating the children 's treat . </Li> <Li> Brazil - candy apples ( named as in other Lusophone countries maçã - do - amor , as in the French pommes d'amour , meaning `` apples of love '' ) are common in the festivities in honour of John the Apostle . </Li> <Li> China - a similar treat called Tanghulu is made by coating small fruits , traditionally hawthorns with hard sugar syrup . </Li> <Li> Canada - very popular and usually eaten at fairs or carnivals . </Li> <Li> France - candy apples are called pommes d'amour ( Apples of love ) . They are a common treat found at many festivals in France . </Li> <Li> Germany - most often associated with the Christmas season . They are also sometimes sold at carnivals and fairs </Li> <Li> Israel - almost solely sold in cities ' squares on Yom Ha'atzmaut eve ( Israel Independence Day ) as part of the street celebrations . </Li> <Li> Japan - candy apples , grapes , strawberries and tangerines are commonly available at Japanese festivals . </Li> <Li> Republic of Ireland - eaten at Halloween . </Li> <Li> United Kingdom - associated with and eaten at Halloween ( Scotland and Northern Ireland ) , Bonfire Night ( England ) . </Li> <Li> United States - jelly apples , found in New York 's Coney Island area , are related but have a soft candy ( `` jelly '' ) coating and a cherry flavor , not cinnamon . </Li> </Ul>
when are toffee apples eaten in the uk
when are toffee apples eaten in the uk
Bonfire Night
Bonfire Night