Valley Fudge, Orange Cream, Fresh Artisan Fudge, Real Butter, Gourmet Candy, Half Pound Package

Pros: Sweet fudge Lavender flavor Buttery taste Definitely gourmet Quality ingredients Melts in your mouth Fair price Perfect sized block, actually on the large side So Rich that you might not be able to eat the whole thing in over a month Cons: So rich that I couldn’t eat the whole thing I love the flavor of lavender and when it’s blended with lemon, or caramel, or chocolate (or a combination of those things) I can’t get enough of it. This is delightful. The lemon isn’t overwhelming either. I dislike anything sour so I even dislike lemonade but this isn’t sour at all. The lemon layer actually enhances the lavender layer. And the best part is, if you decide you don’t like the lemon or the lavender, since it’s layered, you can cut off the part you don’t want. Both layers are delicious and I am not a fan of fudge but it’s hard to find lavender candy so I had to give this a try. With black coffee and water, it’s heavenly.

Can I give them 10 stars? The lavender lemon fudge came and was gone quickly. Very delicious. Adequately packaged and although warm from being on the truck, still good. If I could have waited and refrigerated it, I am sure just as good. I shall be ordering more and some as gifts. 🤭😇 The Pistacchio and Dill are also great.

the Orange cream flavor fudge is really good to be Frankly honest it actually taste like orange cream flavored cake icing I can’t eat it by itself because I’m not a big fan of eating cake icing by itself but the next thing I’m going to do with this is bake a cake a spread it all on a cake it will be delicious this fudge will also be a good on cinnamon rolls as well and fruit pudding pies etc

This product was delivered well protected from damage. SO delicious, SO creamy and a delightful dessert to serve to company. Hope you keep up the integrity of this marvelous confection!

Bioengineered 😡,very sweet,but does taste kinda like dream sickle

Velvety smooth, rich and creamy texture, very intense flavors. No typical fudge grainy sensation.

The Unholy Union: Dill Pickle Meets Fudge, and I… Am Not Okay (But I Want More) I don’t know who hurt the person that invented this, but I want to both thank them… and possibly report them to the authorities. The experience begins innocently enough. You open it thinking, "Okay, it’s a novelty. Let’s get this over with." You brace for gag reflex territory, expecting some failed Pinterest disaster. And then… it hits you. First bite: "My God… how did they liquefy… then semi-solidify… an actual dill pickle?" It’s wrong. It’s so, so wrong. It’s sweet but not sweet. Creamy but tart. Fudgy but briny. Every logical part of your brain is screaming, "WHAT IS THIS ABOMINATION?!" But your taste buds…? Those little traitorous mouth seeds are whispering: "…One more bite. Just to be sure…" "Okay but now try a bigger piece." "We could probably finish the whole thing. I mean, waste not, right?" Before you know it, you’re halfway through the block like some junkie licking the last crumbs from the wrapper, questioning your life choices but fully committed to making them again. This fudge is chaos. This fudge is madness. This fudge is… perfection. I’ll be ordering more. Send help. And maybe a gallon of water.

I bought this on a whim and it was even worse than I could have possibly imagined. Like all their flavors, it's got a heavy back taste of corn syrup and that plus the pickle is just plain nasty. Shared tastes of it with a bunch of friends and they all said the same thing. "Nope." Honestly, all their flavors of "fudge" suffered from the same unpleasant chemical taste and texture. I won't be buying from them again.