fudge

• If I regularly ate what everyone else here is having—" she nodded towardSunny's Belgian waffle crowned with vanilla ice cream and hot fudge, and Perry's three-egg western omelet with sausage, toast and home fries "—I'd weigh two hundred pounds Nick glanced at his own partially eaten breakfast: two fried eggs, a stack of pancakes and a pile of extra-crispy bacon. —  ABC Amber LIT Converter
• The American woman friend was crouching at the fire making fudge, the man was away in his room, when a thundering knock at the door. —  Lawrence - Kangaroo
• But while Rey has been enjoying steady employment as a man who is directly responsible for the fudge, and the packing thereof, there is one aspect of his job that has been a little upsetting to him. —  The Toque
• She's going to make fudge, and paper fairies. —  Marjorie's Busy Days
• The fudge was a power unto itself and made war on all the rest. —  The Camp Fire Girls in the Maine Woods Or, The Winnebagos Go Camping

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