Fudge shops

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SPOTLIGHT

A TEMPTING COMBINATION OF SUGAR, BUTTER AND MILK, FUDGE HAS LONG BEEN THE SOUVENIR OF CHOICE FOR SWEET-TOOTHED TRAVELLERS AROUND THE UK. HERE’S OUR PICK OF THE PLACES TO BUY IT

Burley Fudge Shop
The Fudge House, Edinburgh
The Fudge Patch’s owner, Patch Hyde

1 Burley Fudge Shop, Hampshire

Run by husband-and-wife team Chris and Jenny since 1998, this shop in the New Forest has amassed a loyal following. Favourites include white chocolate and raspberry, salted caramel, and clotted cream — although with over 30 flavours available, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Special dietary needs are also catered for, with vegan and low-GI fudge (made using coconut nectar instead of granulated sugar) on the menu. burleyfudge.co.uk

2 Roly’s Fudge Pantry, various locations

Roly’s Fudge was established in Torquay in 1987 and now has over 40 shops across the UK. What sets them apart is that the fudge is freshly prepared in full view of customers, who can watch the molten liquid being swirled, stirred and sliced on marble slabs. Unusual flavour combinations include lemon meringue, coffee and cream, and raspberry and white chocolate — all made with lashings of Devon butter. rolysfudge.co.uk

3 Granny Wobbly’s Fudge Pantry, Cornwall

With its cheery pink exterior and bunting-festooned window displays, you can’t help but be drawn to this little shop in the market town of Wadebridge. Owner Sally-Ann has been selling her fudge, with its distinctively crumbly texture, since 1996. Sample classic