| SWEETS | Toffees for example (6) |
| TAFFY | Nickname for a Welshman or toffee for an American |
| CHOOSE | Pick toffees out of one's mouth? (6) |
| STREET | Quality -; play by Peter Pan creator J. M. Barrie, after which a brand of individually wrapped toffees and chocolates is named (6) |
| SORTOF | Some chocolates, or toffees rather (4,2) |
| SETOFF | Some choose toffees then depart (3,3) |
| LETOFF | Got away without punishment after taking some maple toffees (3,3) |
| POSTOFFICEBOX | Mail cubicle for Poe's toffees, Spock's claimed (4,6,3) |
| WRAPPERS | Bands enclosing newspapers for posting; covers for sweets or toffees; dust jackets of books; loose robes; dressing-gowns; or, tobacco leaves encasing cigars (8) |
| FEES | The charge for toffees (4) |
| FEESIMPLE | Just some toffees? I'm pleading absolute property ownership! (3,6) |
| QUALITYSTREET | Tinned or boxed chocolates and toffees, named after a play by Peter Pan creator J.M. Barrie (7,6) |
| SWEETSHOP | With Britain's oldest example in Yorkshire's Pateley Bridge, a store or ates specialising in boiled candies, bonbons, comfits, lollipops, toffees and other such confectionery (5,4) |
| EVERTON | UK football club nicknamed the Toffees (7) |
| EVER | Toffees to lose weight? Possibly (4) |
| FEE | Toffees have hidden cost (3) |
| CHEWS | Pick sound toffees |
| CARAMELS | Toffees |
| UNREFINEDSUGAR | Ingredient in some toffees |
| GOODISON | Park the toffees here (8) |
