A festive treat | Drinking fudge



 

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I hope you have all had a lovely Christmas & Boxing day!

But.. I think I may have found the greatest Christmas treat, & you NEED to try it!

 

Creature came back from York last weekend with an early present. He originally planned on wrapping it up for Christmas, but we both thought it would be a much better idea to test them & get ourselves in the festive mood!

The set he bought included a lovely little mug & spoon set with two Mint flavour fudge packs, & a box of more moreish fudge flavours to try. He did also apparently get two blocks of real fudge, but they didn't make it home! - Much to my disapproval!

 

To make the drinking fudge, you need to warm a mug of milk in the microwave for 2 minutes, once hot, squeeze out the molten thick fudge into the milk and stir until melted. then return the drink back to the microwave for 30 seconds to ensure it's piping hot & scrumptious.

 

Moreish Mint:

This was the first one we tried, the mint is really strong but you still get a delicious fudgy chocolate hint too, reassuring you that it is in fact a hot chocolate.

I think this one is most definitely my favourite so far. I added a handful of mini marshmallows & a grating of chocolate for extra indulgence. Although the drink on its own is more than satisfying!

 

Gorgeous Ginger:

Creature is a big fan of ginger. I my self have a slight intolerance, it tends to give me a very sore throat when ever I eat or drink anything associated. But from the "ooo's" and "ahhh's" I gathered he was more than impressed!

 

Indulgent Irish Cream:

This was the second of the flavours I tried, although Creature soon swapped me for this one after deciding that my cup was by far superior in flavour over his own! #pushover.

I'm a massive fan of Irish cream, Irish coffees.. The Irish in general. So of course this was fabulous, although a little more subtle in flavour which is why it's second in ranking for me so far.

 

Winter Spice:

This one Creature wasn't so sure about, and the one he soon swapped over with my Irish cream. I however drank every drop & found it to be quite nice. It's definitely my least favourite from all I've tried so far, but that's not to say it isn't any good.

I liked the winter fruit hints, it reminded me very much of a black forest gateaux meets mulled wine sort of flavour in hot chocolate form!

 

We still have a few of the above flavours left as well as one sachet of coconut fudge to sample. & I can't wait to crack them open, with a pile of munchies & a festive film with Creature! 

 

Have you ever tried drinking fudge?

 

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