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Some Creative Way to Serve Fudge

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Some Creative Way to Serve Fudge

Unlike slices of cake or pie, fudge can be enjoyed in smaller quantities after a robust festivity meal. Because it packs a lot of sweet flavor people tend to eat it a bit slower and savor the melting sugary texture in their mouths. Fudge comes in an abundance of flavors and can often be customized to fit the theme of your gathering.

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Nostalgic Candy! Easy Answer to Any Event

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Nostalgic Candy! Easy Answer to any event No matter what event you are planning you can always add a cool nostalgic candy table. Find your online stores and pick what you like. You don’t need a party planner or a committee. Create a buffet, candy table that represent the them of your event or just go with an eclectic feel. Nostalgic Candy for Loot Bags When creating loot bags, you can start with, for example, cow tales which come in four flavors which can easily represent a theme. Strawberry Cow Tales during strawberry season or Pearson Mints during the Christmas...

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Create an Awesome Candy Buffet with Retro Bulk Candy

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If you grew up in Ontario during the 1950’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’ then you would know what I am talking about. At one point almost every store in Ontario that sold candy had a supply of Canadian retro candy from McCormicks Candy or Allan Candy on the shelves. Unique to Canadian Market, they manufactured in London Ontario and in Hamilton, Ontario respectively. Allan and McCormick candies were unique to Canada and represent Canadian candy culture even to this day. Of course, you know the varieties. Allan Big Foot Allan Hot Lips Allan Ju Jubes Allan Wine Gums Allan Watermelon...

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5 Awesome Reasons to Serve Fudge

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Fudge and Christmas walk hand and hand. They almost rhyme (if your tone deaf). Perfect for holiday open house or gift given. The most difficult person to buy for would be impressed with a box of fudge

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