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Everyone’s favourite. Simple plain fudge. Smooth yet crumbly. Traditionally British. Just like Granny
used to make.
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Rich dark chocolate
with a lingering hint of orange. Terry’s got this combination just about
perfect. We think we have too!
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Chunks of white crumbled
meringue added to tangy lemon flavoured fudge. Lemony Snicket probably had a
bar of this to hand when he invented his nom de plume! Weirdly wonderful.
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Chunky apricot pieces
peeping out through mellow almond flavoured fudge. Quite healthy really considering
the apricots will probably contribute towards one of your five portions of fruit or veg a day!
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Whole Walnuts scattered
into warm maple syrup fudge. Very homely, very comforting. Crunchy yet smoothly
reassuring.
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Richest dark Belgian chocolate generously blended through cocoa
infused fudge. For a chocolate fix, this is the one.
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Slivers of ginger
strewn through a rich whisky cream fudge. Very Victorian. Very popular.
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Just coffee infused fudge. Simple,
yet effective. Try offering some during business meetings and your audience will
be eating out of your hands… again, simple, yet effective.
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Dark, rich fudge with a lingering taste of Black Treacle. Reminiscent of the blacksmith at work in the forge. Boudicca
would have approved. Dark and dangerous.
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