Fudge Rounds were introduced in 1975 by the Little Debbie brand, which is owned by McKee Foods. These snack cakes consist of two chocolate cookies filled with a creamy fudge filling and are covered in a chocolate coating. They quickly became popular as a convenient and tasty treat.
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No why don't you invent it
Hot fudge was invented more than 50-10 years ago in The United States of America.
Sir Johnathon Contacta of Argentina
it is a soft piece of candy that was invented in the US over 100 years ago
Many stories also claim that fudge was invented by students at a women'scollege, Smith, or Wellesley. Fudge was invented in the United States around 100 years ago.But, that is not true, an assistant at a factory was working alone that day and a woman kept on asking for things and he forgot about his caramell and his boss came down and he was furious but, whenever his wife came down she was surprised and she called it fudge because the assistants name happend to be Fudge!
AKA Miss Matt Fudge of the Fudge Report
== == Yes, fudge is a noun. A noun is a person, place, or thing. Fudge is a thing. Fudge is a noun if it refers to the chocolate treat. Fudge can also be a verb.
Fudge ripple ice cream is vanilla with striations of fudge through it.
Yes, Nabisco is introducing their fudge cookies line as their answer to Keebler's Fudge Shoppe brand in 2016, and it's probably going to be called Nabisco Fudge Cookies. The following products will include the soon-to-be updated version of "Pinwheels" (which are golden vanilla cookies topped with marshmallow and coated in chocolatey fudge, and are in the same donut ring form as before), "Fudge Shorties" (which are fudge striped shortbread cookies), "Fudge Sticks" (which are vanilla creme cookie wafers coated in chocolatey fudge), "Fudge Grahams" (which are graham crackers coated in chocolatey fudge), "Stuffed Fudge Shorties" (which are Fudge Shorties cookies loaded with lots of gooey fudge that have more fudge stripes on the center, as their answer to Keebler's new Magic Middles cookies), and "Hoppers" (which are mint fudge cookies).
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because it is fudge thats made in russia???