The best they can hope for is a bigger allowance to blow on imitation fudge and various meat drippings. |
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When he lifted up the box, fudge, icicle, ice cream cake or nutty buddy on sale for a smalls? |
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I like vanilla, but I'm not scared of the hot fudge or hot caramel on a hot day. |
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The next day, I raised the bar and went for a fudge brownie with chocolate chips. |
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I had to fudge my way into contests by stuffing my hair under my hat and changing the unorthodox spelling of my name. |
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The next morning, we woke up with tremendous hangovers to a breakfast of Vienna sausages, salt-free borsht, and diet chocolate fudge soda. |
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Or see if you can get the chef to make you a special dish like foie gras and bacon covered with butterscotch and hot fudge. |
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More than most candies, fudge requires precision in temperature and technique. |
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Jam and fudge will be available during the interval and a quiz will be held if there is sufficient time. |
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Sweet treats for that necessary morale-boosting sugar rush are chocolate fudge cake, strawberry pavlova, and blackberry and apple crumble. |
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The now ubiquitous US brownie is to be found in an ice-cream sundae with walnuts, plain fudge and ginger. |
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Pour this mixture on to the fudge base and the condensed fudge, then beat until smooth and allow to chill. |
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A yummy mix of fudge brownie, chocolate chip cookie dough and vanilla ice cream, this is an comfortingly indulgent Sunday treat. |
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But rationalism is about intellectual integrity and consistency, not fudge and sentimentality. |
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There's a noisy marketplace where you can buy anything from fudge to fire tongs. |
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An organic dairy producer, Roskilly's make ice-cream, fudge and yoghurt with milk from their Jersey herd. |
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Copper bowls may be used for beating egg whites, or copper kettles for cooking high sugar foods like fudge, for these foods are alkaline. |
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There is nothing remotely healthy about the crumbly fudge from the Burnt Sugar Sweet Company but it is simply the best around and my secret vice. |
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The dairy farms supply Orkney's creameries with milk and cream for ice-cream, cheese and fudge. |
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For something sweet, the Kone Kompany is a landmark for home-made fudge and old-fashioned ice cream cones. |
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It even includes Christmas pudding fudge, which has cognac-soaked raisins and Greek cinnamon as ingredients. |
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Creamy and rich and thick divinity and taffy and fudge along with all kinds of rainbow-colored candy and cakes are also for sale. |
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Lewanna paused, tempted by the prospect of warm, moist cookies with rich chunks of fudge and sweet chocolate chips. |
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As well as stocking a range of handmade Belgian chocolates, the shop also sells fudge, sugar-free sweets, tobacco and cigars. |
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There are many possibilities as far as flavor goes, including traditional chocolate, fudge, and peanut butter. |
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Mackinac Island is known for fudge made with only the finest and freshest ingredients. |
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You are trying to diet and someone offers you a luscious rich slice of chocolate fudge cake. |
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A Broadway sundae with black chocolate cake and whipped cream and vanilla ice cream and fudge. |
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If they didn't, I would of gone around smelling like a salad dressing sundae with whipped cream and fudge on top. |
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It may not look like much but its stuffed with hot fudge, bananas and peanut butter. |
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But, I gorged myself on prime rib and chocolate ice cream cake with hot fudge sauce. |
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Mom always made a big bowl of ice cream with hot fudge and nuts on the first day of school. |
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Such a stance invites a compromising fudge from the very beginning, on the part of applicants to central government. |
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Irrespective of whether a fudge is found on the policing issue, continuing tensions are inevitable. |
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That the appalling York racecourse firework displays may be forced to end at 10 pm is a fudge by the leisure department. |
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Their laissez-faire attitude toward corporate accounting during the go-go years may have contributed to the fudge turning to fraud. |
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They would like to fudge the issue by conflating it with questions about how the war was prosecuted. |
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He does however still fudge the truth question somewhat in his analogy with writing. |
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Trying to fudge the issue will only invite China's bullying and eventual invasion. |
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There's a clever way in which companies fudge and fiddle with their earnings figures, and you should know about it. |
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As in the analogy, such fudge factors are applicable only where the motion is constant both in speed and in direction. |
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I'd hesitate to tell you the number of fudge factors involved in fatigue and fracture analysis. |
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Although this is a particularly dramatic example, fudge factors are used in theoretical pricing every day. |
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The calculated shifts for the specified parameters are adjusted by the fudge factors before they are applied. |
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They developed fudge factors in an attempt to compensate for sudden shifts in equation outcomes. |
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As a result, Einstein was accused of inserting a fudge factor to keep the universe from collapsing. |
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Even though it is anathema to spec builders and many engineers, a big part of the strategy is to reduce the fudge factor for extra capacity. |
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He regarded the constant as the worst mistake of his career, and he was upset by Lemaitre's use of his super-galactic fudge factor. |
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Customers at neighbouring tables sampling carrot cake, gateaux and chocolate fudge cake with cream seemed to be no better off than us. |
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There are also sundaes along with profiteroles smothered in fudge sauce, and a frosty root beer float. |
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I also found that Edam cheese is extortionately expensive, so I was forced to buy white chocolate fudge cookies instead. |
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Maybe I should carry a little jar of hot fudge around with me, the way that some people carry around their own hot sauce or salad dressing. |
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I've also put away all the toffees, fudge, chocolate, biscuits, chocolate covered biscuits and jubes so that I'm not tempted. |
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Along Main Street and other downtown avenues, shops offer everything from locally made raku pottery to fudge. |
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It will enable the Government to fudge things much more because the output classes can be aggregated with this legislation. |
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When a big issue is on, do we want someone who might be prepared to fudge the realities of truth in order to meet his or her own ends? |
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I ordered my favourite flavour, mint chocolate chip while Adam went for chocolate fudge. |
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The skewer lay on a vol-au-vent filled with a lightly truffled fudge of sweetbread and kidney, a faint lemoniness danced on my tongue. |
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Totally embarrassed, Sara realized that there was a considerable amount of ice cream on her chin, mostly raspberry fudge ripple. |
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I wanted bountiful heaps of chocolate fudge cake but instead received melted cups of mush. |
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The world now awaits a verbal fudge that will end seven days which took us back to the Cold War. |
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One list of these contains such favourites as cheesecake, warm apple pie, fudge cake, sherry trifle, summer pudding and banana split. |
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I got my classic favourite, a banana split, and Lara ordered a fudge sundae. |
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To begin with, it was all puddings and cakes and sweets, and I would make fudge, toffee, nougat. |
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The fudge brownie tray bake also took the red ticket and the strawberry jam took third in its class. |
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Meanwhile, supermarket chain Tesco's toffee fudge shortbread contained 2.5g of the fat. |
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Graceful gravy boats in two sizes serve the whole crowd or provide individual service of gravy, cheese sauce, hot fudge and more. |
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Things don't get better when I ask about dessert at the bar, and the barman confers with his superiors before revealing that all they've got left is hot chocolate fudge cake. |
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We would eat ice cream topped with hot fudge, and perhaps sprinkles. |
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Outside of the well-deserved worship of vanilla ice cream, fudge, caramel and peanut butter were noteworthy as popular flavors in new product introductions in the past year. |
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Once again it would appear that he is trying to fudge the issue. |
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The result is a dozen different flavours of mouth-watering fudge, ranging from Coniston cookie crunch and mint chocolate whirl, to plain vanilla and strawberries and cream. |
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Vicky's hot chocolate fudge cake, in particular, was excellent. |
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So why does the council leaflet apparently fudge the issue by talking of education while not letting on that the education in question is of the private variety? |
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A new flavor, Eagles Touchdown Sundae, features chocolate peanut butter footballs, smooth peanut butter swirls and fudge in a vanilla ice cream base. |
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It's an Oreo Brownie covered in soft-serve ice cream, smothered in marshmallow topping, hot fudge, and whipped cream, and sprinkled with crushed Oreo cookies. |
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Blake shoved a spoonful of ice cream mixed with hot fudge into his mouth. |
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This is due to some mysterious repulsive force, first envisioned by physicist Albert Einstein as part of his so-called fudge factor in keeping the universe balanced. |
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Add frozen butter without stirring, then allow the fudge to cool. |
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Run by Richard Burk, who in a past life held sway over the Dusit Resort, the noshery exudes class and style but the piece de resistance is the chocolate fudge cake. |
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The fudge and compromise which will inevitably ensue means that it is unlikely the stadium which is eventually built will serve the best interests of the fans. |
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Sample truffles, caramels, hazelnut pralines, raspberry creams, almond butter crunch, handwhipped fudge, chocolate cigars and ice cream to die for. |
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A selection of delicate pastries, banana slices, glazed fudge, lemon tarts, scones with clotted cream and jam, and boiled Welsh fruit cake were also on offer. |
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On this there can be no room for equivocation, weasel words or fudge. |
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We could have had vanilla panna cotta with fresh raspberries, tropical fruit salad with lime sorbet, hot fudge sundae or even sticky toffee pudding. |
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The other hardening parameter c is treated as a fudge factor here. |
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The chocolatey cone is then filled with vanilla or chocolate ice cream and topped with fudge and chocolate chips before being lidded and heat-sealed. |
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Then, in the chocolatiers ' demonstration area, we were handed little pots of warm, liquid chocolate, and we could also indulge in fudge dipped in more of the same. |
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Its like asking a kid if he wants hot fudge on his ice cream. |
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A discussion of sterilization versus extermination is no more fraught than, say, the back-and-forth in the inner sanctum of a tobacco company on how to fudge the cancer stats. |
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Following recent takeovers, it has now extended its range to include wine gums, fruit pastilles, jelly beans and traditional boiled sweets, toffees and fudge. |
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This is a fudge factor which is derived from the respiratory quotient. |
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In other words, the product features strawberry and vanilla ice creams with strawberries, fudge-covered shortbread cookies with fudge and strawberry swirls. |
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Rather, I'm just incensed by those who fudge its ability beyond all recognition. |
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But what I suspect he was trying to fudge before the residency panel was, indeed, his residency. |
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The religious messages in the April holidays are pointed, unequivocal, impossible to fudge. |
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Democrats, who sense military misgivings, try to fudge the differences in order to ingratiate themselves. |
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Wait until you serve up these fudge brownie treats, baked in ice-cream cones, and covered in chocolate coating and sprinkles. |
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I got my usual root beer float and peanut butter fudge sundae. |
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Some politicians take recourse to a fudge, and sell the notion of India as a soft power. |
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I had gotten a hot fudge sundae and Brian got a banana split. |
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We finally finished up at the diner, only after I had to patiently wait for Liz to finish her double banana split hot chocolate fudge sundae and doubled meal. |
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On wet days, the children make scones and fudge, and play pirates in the sitting room, which involves roaring fires, and the toasting of sausages and crumpets. |
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And I'll have some more of the coconut fudge and milk toffees, thank-you! |
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The price is optimized in the sense that any fudge factors thrown into the price calculation to offset unknowns have been eliminated or drastically reduced. |
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Kids will love their range of knickerbocker glories, banana splits, hot fudge sundaes and milkshakes. |
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I enjoy fudge ripple ice cream, but I especially like to dig through the carton to get at the ripple part and eat only that. |
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The wet sand is as dark and more yieldingly solid than fudge and waking across a panful is a promenade in the Kingdom of Sweets. |
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Try Weight Watchers Chocolate Treat, a fudge bar by Kemps, Fudgstix, Lucerne, Supersicle, or East Coast, or a Yoo-Hoo Lowfat Ice Cream cup. |
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Diwali without sweets is unimaginable, and kaju katli barfi, a cashew fudge, is a popular favourite. |
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A chain of small diners with red stools where you can watch the cooks make your burger, chili dog or hot fudge sundae. |
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This forms the basis for many local specialities including Cornish fudge and Cornish ice cream. |
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We don't know exactly how much the load will weigh, so we'll add in a fudge factor to make sure we don't underestimate. |
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Jersey fudge, mostly imported and made with milk from overseas Jersey cattle herds, is a popular food product with tourists. |
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The money will be used to buy new equipment for its Kenspeckle fudge and chocolatemaking business and increase staff. |
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The marshmallow creme by Kraft that I use in the easy fudge recipe just hardens as it hits the cold. |
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Writer Charity Ferreira and editor Kate Washington made panfuls of fudge, toffee, brittle, and bark to find the best methods and most delicious flavors. |
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The display case at the shop shows chocolate truffles, chocolate and caramel apples, marshmallow rice treats, chocolate-dipped fruit, fudge and ice cream. |
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