Fudge Collection

Herbert Fudge Newsagent 1922
The marvelously named Herbert Fudge Newsagent, Stationer and Tobacconist of 313 Lee High Road, London, with, we can assume, Mr. Fudge standing at the door

Carnival! Mackintoshs toffee de luxe, 1930. Creator: D Ylen, Jean (1886-1938)
Carnival! Mackintoshs toffee de luxe, 1930. Private Collection

Philip Fudge From Hull Hull, East Yorkshire 14 July 1988 Date: 14 July 1988

The Looking Glass, 1 June 1830 (colour litho)
2818118 The Looking Glass, 1 June 1830 (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Looking Glass, 1 June 1830.); © Look and Learn

New Way to pay the National Debt - Fudge (colour litho)
2818119 New Way to pay the National Debt - Fudge (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: New Way to pay the National Debt - Fudge)

Group of young women making fudge (colour litho)
6001513 Group of young women making fudge (colour litho) by Fisher, Harrison (1875-1934); Private Collection; (add.info.: Group of young women making fudge)

"You must know - ", said the Judge but the Snark exlaimed "Fudge
1202330 " You must know - ", said the Judge but the Snark exlaimed " Fudge!", from The Hunting of the Snark, an Agony in Eight Fits, by Lewis Carroll, pub

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England, Cornwall, Polperro, Corner Cottage Fudge Shop, built in 1600

Hedgehog cake, fudgy chocolate cake, chocolate flakes sticking out as spikes, marzipan face with red nose and chocolate drop eyes

Michigan, Mackinac Island. Popular island fudge shop, Mackinac Island specialty

Soft cookies with berries and nuts on blue and white striped napkin with mug of cappucino credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Raisin cake on a plate with a section removed, front view

Caramelized sugar

Slice of raisin cake on a decorated china plate

Piece of chocolate cake with thick layer of chocolate cream, garnished with cream-coloured ringlets and grated orange

Selection of Indian sweets on a plate, Mysore pak (fudge), milk burfi with dried fruit, amriti (syrup soaked pretzel), wheat halwa (fudge), milk peda (fudge), ladd (gram flour ball)

Good quality dark chocolate, broken into pieces

Cross-section of iced chocolate layer-cake decorated with chocolate waves, close up

A heart-shaped box containing a selection of sweets

Piece of chocolate cake on glass plate, next to silver fork and decorative rose bud, on purple place mat, rose buds, tea pot and cup in background, table cloth with flower pattern

Selection of sweets, close up

Square blocks of peanut butter sweets arranged in chessboard pattern

Slices of carrot cake, chocolate fudge cake, and strawberry cheesecake on white plate

Christmas Buffet Spread
Wonderful assorted Christmas foods on a table, including bean stew, peas pudding, roast duck, rabbit jelly mould, rock cakes, meringues, trifle, souffle, Christmas cake, etc

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"Fudge: A Sweet Journey Through Time and Flavors" Step into the world of fudge, where delectable treats and rich history intertwine. From its humble beginnings in Herbert Fudge's Newsagent in 1922 to the extravagant Carnival featuring Mackintosh's Toffee de Luxe in 1930, this confectionary delight has captured hearts for decades. Diving deeper into its origins, we discover that Jean D Ylen (1886-1938) was the creative genius behind this mouthwatering creation. His artistic prowess brought forth a masterpiece that would stand the test of time. Philip Fudge, a name synonymous with excellence, carried on his family legacy by perfecting every batch he created. The Looking Glass publication from June 1st, 1830 showcases a vibrant lithograph capturing the essence of this delightful treat. But it wasn't just about indulgence; fudge even played a role in economic satire. In an intriguing color lithograph titled "New Way to Pay the National Debt - Fudge, " it humorously suggests an alternative solution to financial woes. The artistry surrounding fudge extends beyond mere consumption. A captivating color lithograph portrays a group of young women passionately making fudge – their hands skillfully crafting each piece with love and dedication. As we delve further back in time through centuries-old lithographs like "Qui trop embrasse, mal étreint" from 1818 or encounter whimsical exchanges such as when Judge meets Snark exclaiming "Fudge, " we realize that fudging holds significance beyond taste alone. Venturing across borders brings us to Michigan's enchanting Mackinac Island specialty – popular island fudgeshops dotting its landscape. Visitors are enticed by soft cookies adorned with berries and nuts resting on blue and white striped napkins alongside steaming mugs of cappuccino – truly an irresistible sight.