Pretty good fudge, not bad pricing, around $12-$16/pound, not the richest fudge I've ever had in my life but it definitely hits the spot.
The milk chocolate fudge is a little softer than I would like, but it's still really good. The butter pecan caramel (I think it is) was really good, that's definitely my favorite, still a little soft but hits the spot very nicely. I'm not the hugest fan of the Penuche (brown sugar fudge) but it's okay.
It would have been significantly better if they offered samples, because otherwise you're completely blind and guessing what you'll like and that's rough. I've only come across one fudge shop in my life that didn't offer samples and that's because they were richie-rich with it (triple the price of this). They said they don't samples because it's expensive, I mean, I was at Pine Creek Fudge and they charge like $24 a pound and they gave out very generous samples. I'm just saying!
Everyone's fudge is different, hard to say you're going to love it without a sample. They should have just one single fudge that you can sample, something basic like the basic chocolate. Maybe make it so you hit a certain threshold of purchasing, you can sample 1-3 others. My two cents anyways.
Overall pretty good, also keep in mind this is a very small fudge shop, there's enough room for maybe 3-5 people max to stand in there at any given time.”
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Pretty good fudge, not bad pricing, around $12-$16/pound, not the richest fudge I've ever had in my life but it definitely hits the spot.
The milk chocolate fudge is a little softer than I would like, but it's still really good. The butter pecan caramel (I think it is) was really good, that's definitely my favorite, still a little soft but hits the spot very nicely. I'm not the hugest fan of the Penuche (brown sugar fudge) but it's okay.
It would have been significantly better if they offered samples, because otherwise you're completely blind and guessing what you'll like and that's rough. I've only come across one fudge shop in my life that didn't offer samples and that's because they were richie-rich with it (triple the price of this). They said they don't samples because it's expensive, I mean, I was at Pine Creek Fudge and they charge like $24 a pound and they gave out very generous samples. I'm just saying!
Everyone's fudge is different, hard to say you're going to love it without a sample. They should have just one single fudge that you can sample, something basic like the basic chocolate. Maybe make it so you hit a certain threshold of purchasing, you can sample 1-3 others. My two cents anyways.
Overall pretty good, also keep in mind this is a very small fudge shop, there's enough room for maybe 3-5 people max to stand in there at any given time.”