fudge

The “Change Is Brewing” flavor — comprising cold brew coffee ice cream with marshmallows and fudge brownies — aims to help “transform the nation’s approach to public safety,” the company said in support of the legislation.

Cars lined up for miles behind the Trenton Bridge that links Mount Desert Island to the mainland, crawling past fudge shops, lobster pounds, weed dispensaries, motels and antique stores.

Mississippi’s pie, a chocolate graham cracker crust, pumped with chocolate fudge and covered in fluffy whipped cream and chocolate shavings, went to Rachel, who Fong met during a hazy night of Karaoke the day she graduated college.

A sweet licorice fudge called Kick was my favorite, and I preferred my salty licorice as a lozenge with a powder heart — Tyrkisk Peber is a classic example of salmiakki, the Finnish salty licorice.

A mountain of whipped cream hides ice cream veined with what tastes like fudge in a nutty sundae.

And the hot fudge is some of the best anywhere – thick and glossy black, just minimally sweet.

Rather, I'm just incensed by those who fudge its ability beyond all recognition.

But what I suspect he was trying to fudge before the residency panel was, indeed, his residency.

And why is this guy always trying fudge something or another?

The religious messages in the April holidays are pointed, unequivocal, impossible to fudge.

"Fudge on your everlasting knitting," said Sal, snatching the sock from Mary's hands and making the needles fly nimbly.

They opened the packages of luncheon and ate with ravenous appetites, finishing off with fudge and cheese sticks.

"Here, eat this and stop quarreling," interrupted Molly, thrusting a plate of fudge before them.

Donald smiled to himself at the thought of the hard-case Bluenose mate having a penchant for chocolate “fudge.”

If mother happened to be out of chocolate, which sometimes occurred, Betsey made a fudge with cocoa or coffee.