Fudge - Gourmet Varieties
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Chocolate Hazelnut Fudge
R160.00A handful of hazelnuts swirled into milk chocolate fudge. Nutty. Chocolatey. What more is there to say? If I wanted to be corny, I would say that you’d go nutty for this fudge. But I won’t ..
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Chocolate Shortcake Fudge
R160.00Some parts crumbly, some parts crunchy, with a whole lot of smooth in between. It’s got bits of shortcake in it, which makes it rather like a biscuit, but just so much better.
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Cranberry & Almond Fudge
R160.00And who said fudge wasn’t healthy? Juicy dried cranberries and crunchy almond bits swirled into creamy white fudge. Irresistibly delicious (even for the health-conscious!)
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Lime & Ginger Fudge
R160.00Glazed ginger infused with lime juice, and then stirred into creamy white fudge. A delectably soft fudge with an unmistakable bite to it!
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Liquorice Fudge
R160.00Unlike other fudge-makers, our version of Licquorice fudge is not the addition of black food colouring and a dash of licquorice flavouring. Nope. In respect to the dutch connoisseurs, we use real (nice and salty) “Zoute Drop” to create the authentic taste of our Licquorice Fudge.
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Marula Fudge
R160.00Proudly African, the marula fruit has many uses. When stirred into creamy fudge as amarula cream, it is equally delicious and makes this fudge extra smooth.
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Milk Tart Fudge
R160.00Deliciously milky white fudge with the distinctive cinnamon flavour (and coconut biscuit crumb) of a South African favourite: “Milk Tart”!
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Nut Nougat Fudge
R160.00A decadent combination of two delicacies: creamy fudge and nutty nougat. For those times when you can’t decide between the nougat and the fudge. Take them both.
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Pecan Praline Fudge
R160.00So what is praline anyway? It’s the candy that’s made when brown and white sugars are caramelized together with butter and cream. Throw in some pecans and “voilá”! (No calories spared in this one!)