How long DOES fudge last?

All FudgePots fudge has a Best Before date which indicates when the fudge is at its freshest and most delicious. Kept in the right conditions it can last longer, protected by the high-temperature cooking process (we have found some in a forgotten tin at the back of a cupboard, which was still delicious after several months!).
 

How should I store it?

Ideally, in an airtight container in a cool dry dark cupboard. Do not refrigerate as this damages the texture

CAN I HAVE my own fudge MADE TO ORDER?

Absolutely. Ring 01446 771731 or drop a line to catrin@fudgepots.co.uk - we have plenty of occasional flavours, from Chocolate Hazelnut, to Prosecco, to Nimbu Pani (Bengali Salted Lime). If you have a bespoke flavour in mind, we’ll see what we can do

can I buy in bulk/wholesale?

Ring 01446 771731 or email catrin@fudgepots.co.uk — we’re happy to discuss larger and wholesale orders

Where can i buy fudgepots fudge?

Order from our website or, if you live in the Vale of Glamorgan, try The Cowbridge Collective click & collect scheme, where you can browse other interesting local delicacies as well. We also attend several annual food festivals and shows in South Wales
 

What are the FUdgepots’ favourite flavours?

Catrin: “Definitely Choco Coco (Chocolate Coconut). I don't have much of a sweet tooth (which makes life easier when I’m in the kitchen surrounded by warm tempting fudge!) but I do like Bounty Bars — Choco Coco is full of chocolate and coconut flavours, like the gourmet version of a Bounty. I’ll have a couple of pieces with a rum & coke and pretend I’m in the Caribbean."

Rita: “I love Panch Phoron (Bengali five-spice). It’s indescribably savoury and moreish. The bitter notes bring the sweet fudge to life. But it changes depending on my mood or the time of day; for example, with a soothing cup of tea I prefer Mishti Masala (ginger, turmeric & cardamom). With a strong after-dinner coffee I like Indian Rose or Himalayan Salted Pistachio.”