New Zealand Fudge
Russian fudge is the New Zealand kind, caramel-flavoured and firmer than American fudge. Donovans makes this one, and Mary Gray's fudge sits with the toffees.
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The Russian fudge maker
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Donovans
Creamy Russian Fudge from a New Zealand brand, the caramel-flavoured style that sets firm and a little crumbly.
The New Zealand kind of fudge
Russian fudge is the New Zealand style. It is a caramel fudge rather than a chocolate one, and it sets firm and slightly crumbly, a long way from the soft, glossy fudge sold in the United States.
Donovans Creamy Russian Fudge is the one on this shelf, a 200 g bag. Order it next to a Mary Gray bag and you can taste two makers’ takes on the same style side by side.
More fudge one aisle over
Mary Gray makes three more: Russian Fudge, a Hokey Pokey Fudge share bag and Assorted Fudge. They sit with the barley sugar and toffee in Hard Candy & Toffee.
Common questions
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What is Russian fudge ＋
The New Zealand style of fudge. It is caramel-flavoured rather than chocolate, sweet, and firmer and a little more crumbly than the soft fudge most Americans know. The ingredient list on each product page shows exactly what goes into that brand's version.