Who likes fudge?

I loves some fudge for sure. Haven't had a variety I didn't like.

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Originally Posted by birdgirl73

Y'all could possibly be the only ones, MastaC and Skink. I think most people like chocolate candy in most of its incarnations. I certainly do. I can't make fudge, however. I always seem to mess it up when I try.

I just made some cookie batter for oatmeal cookies and Toll-House cookies and am about to begin baking those. My husband has a sweet tooth and will be into them as soon as they come out of the oven, no doubt. We're having an icy-rainy cold day here and so we're trapped in the house. Cooking is a nice pastime.

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Hard to beat the smell of cookies baking in the oven... They say if you are selling your house and have an open house,,,bake cookies and people will be more inclined to write an offer...

I dont like it
I like chocolate, but fudge is too rich.
:hippy:

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Originally Posted by geonagual

I dont like it
I like chocolate, but fudge is too rich.
:hippy:

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I agree G... on this side of the states we have a brand of mass produced cakes and buns called Entamans,,,they are all overkilled sweet,,,and to rich,,,I don't like them at all...

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Originally Posted by Skink

Opel fruits must be a UK thing... we got Starbursts here,,,they are a bit sour I believe and chewy...

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Yeah, Starburst used to be called opel fruits, they changed the name a good few years ago. I guess im showing my age... must have been the early 90's i think.

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Originally Posted by LIP

Yeah, Starburst used to be called opel fruits, they changed the name a good few years ago. I guess im showing my age... must have been the early 90's i think.

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I'm older than you,,,they were never Opel Fruits here,,,only Starbursts and they been around since the early 70's...

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Originally Posted by Skink

I'm older than you,,,they were never Opel Fruits here,,,only Starbursts and they been around since the early 70's...

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Than yeah, the opel fruits must have been a Uk thing, but they were only changed to starburst in the early 90's, they're the same thing.

ok I'm anal... I looked it up and they say it was first made in the UK in the sixties and they also say it came to the US in 1976... so the original prob was Opel Fruits and produced here in 76 as starbursts...


http://www.starburst.com/about_behind.jsp

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Originally Posted by Skink

ok I'm anal... I looked it up and they say it was first made in the UK in the sixties and they also say it came to the US in 1976... so the original prob was Opel Fruits and produced here in 76 as starbursts...


http://www.starburst.com/about_behind.jsp

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Lol, waaahooo.

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Originally Posted by Nochowderforyou

God I love fudge. My mom gave brought some over over the holidays, and now I'm going to make some more today! :p I'm going to get so fat. :rastasmoke:

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Why thank you sir you solved my dilema of what to eat for breakfast.
I haven't baked any fudge in a long time, and it just sounds like a good idea. Eeessspecially with a little mota.

I bet my fudge is so much better than yours :p