A finger of fudge is just enough. That was the promise, anyway, and nobody in Britain has ever believed it. Cadbury Fudge is the little bar from the bottom of the lunchbox: soft, chewy fudge in a coat of Cadbury chocolate.
It is small. It is gone in about four bites. You remember every one of them, mostly because the fudge stays stuck to your back teeth for a good ten minutes afterwards.
It was the bar from the corner shop on the way home from school, the one your nan kept in her handbag, the one you never quite grew out of.
Now you can stop asking visitors to pack it in their suitcase.
A: Yes, this is the British bar, imported from the UK and shipped to you from within Canada. Same wrapper, same chew, same fight with your back teeth.
Q: How big is it?
A: It is a single 22g finger. Four bites if you are slow about it, two if nobody is watching.
Q: Does it make a good gift?
A: It does, particularly for someone who grew up in Britain and has not seen one in years. Tuck a few into a parcel and wait for the message that says you remembered.
More about Cadbury Fudge
In British sweet shops, Cadbury Fudge lives on the low shelf with the pocket-money bars, next to the Freddos and the Curly Wurlys. It is the one that seems too small to bother with until you have one, and then you want another.
People in Canada search for it by name because nothing else is quite the bar they remember. Sometimes it is for themselves. Often it is so their kids can finally taste the thing they keep going on about.
It is a single 22g finger, wrapped and ready for a pocket, a lunchbox or the desk drawer you raid at three in the afternoon. Keep it somewhere cool and dry, out of the sun, and the chocolate stays put. A few in a jar by the kettle never last as long as you think.
It tends to land in the basket next to other Cadbury bars from home, a Dairy Milk, a Crunchie, a Twirl, because once you are buying one taste of the corner shop, you may as well buy the lot.
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