Fudge, Fudge & More Fudge made Fresh right here @ Silkweeds

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Fudge, Fudge & More Fudge made Fresh right here @ Silkweeds

Now that is alot of fudge, Lets see if I can list them all.

Penuchi, Penuchi Nut, TollHouse, Almond Joy, Snickers, Milk Chocolate Nut, Milk Chocolate, Pistachio Nut, Vanilla/Chocolate Swirl, Chocolate Nut, Chocolate, Rocky Road, Peanut Butter, Tiger Butter, Salted Nut Roll, Peanut Butter Explosion, Choclate Peanut Butter, Cookies and Cream, Divinity, Divinity with Nuts, Orange C reamsicle, Chocolate Orange Swirl, Double C

hocolate, Maple, Maple Nut, Chocolate Mint Swirl, Mocha/Chocolate Swirl, Raspberry Chocolate Swirl, Raspberry Swirl, Amaretto Chocolate Swirl, Vanilla, Vanilla Nut, Heath Bar Crunch, Mounds, Coconut Cream. There are a few other ones we do seasonally too.

So as we talk about all the things that are Maine Made and Local the one thing I forget to mention is that We make all of our own Fudge right here in the store. ONe more reason "It's Always Worth The Trip @ Silkweeds"

1 comment:

Louella Grindle said...: The Fudge is INCREDIBLE! A favorite when we roll through! Well worth the stop and the money!; June 29, 2009 at 2:32 PM

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Submitted by primsfromabove
Items you will need:
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(Lisa bought hers at Wal-Mart)
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-Modge Podge
-Spices - cinnamon, cloves,
nutmeg and pumpkin spice
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