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Morgan's fudge makes fudge the olde world way, by hand on a 500 lb. marble slab.
Picture of a chef stirring fudge. Each batch is mixed in a genuine copper kettle with farm fresh ingredients; brought to a boil;
and then poured onto a marble slab where it cools for a brief period. Picture of a chef pouring fudge.
Picture of fudge loafing. A fudge chef then begins "loafing" the fudge by hand using a fudge paddle.
Frequently the chef will flip the fudge into the air, providing an entertaining and aromatic exhibition.
The fudge, after five minutes of "loafing", forms a loaf. Using a knife called a "spade", the loaf is trimmed and then sliced into ½ lb. slices. Picture of someone cutting a loaf of fudge.
Picture of a Mr. Morgan.

Finally, the fudge is promptly boxed and mailed to your destination.

Picture of a Morgan's Fudge box.

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