Archive for the ‘Fudge’ Category

• Nutty For Fudge

  • May 6th, 2013
  • Posted in Fudge
  • Tags: fudge, mothers day, nutty fudge, Wockenfuss Candies

  On May 12th, people all over will be celebrating national nutty fudge day. That means all the deliciousness of smooth, rich, chocolate fudge with the added crunch of the nuts! Talk about irresistible! Fudge is actually a relatively new invention… Read More

• Oh, Fudge! What Candy Has to Do with Shams and Wars

  • October 12th, 2012
  • Posted in Fudge, Sweet Treats, Wockenfuss Candy
  • Tags: candy consumption in U.S., Caramel Fudge, Charles Herman Wockenfuss, chemistry of fudge, David Koch, family businesses baltimore, history of fudge, history of wockenfuss candies, homemade candies baltimore, how to make fudge, Paul Wockenfuss, popularity of chocolate, Wockenfuss Candies

  The word “fudge” dates back to the seventeenth century, when it was used as a verb to describe doctored dealings: matters that had been inelegantly or dishonestly thrown together in such a way as to make them appear correctly worked…. Read More