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Fudge Kitchen

4.2 (21 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 5:30 pm

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Yee Gan O.

A fascinating and appropriately named shop. The kitchen where the fudge is made is literally in the shop You can see the caramel being heated up in vast copper cauldrons, then poured out to cool before being beaten into fudge, sliced and put up for sale in the shop. If it's not an oxymoron, this is healthy fudge with too quality ingredients going into the final product Free samples are enthusiastically given out - don't be shy to ask to try any flavour. The girlfriend and I walked out with salted caramel and lemon flavours. Considering its proximity to tourist central, this shop is worth popping into on your visit to Bath

Jenni D.

It's the New Year. All the leftovers have been eaten and resolutions to be thinner and healthier have been declared. But then you walk past Fudge Kitchen with their enticing smell and free samples and all bets are off. Maybe just one slice? For a little slice of calorific heaven , head down to this shop near the Abbey. Not only will the chatty, outgoing staff talk you through how they make the fudge, as they make it, but they'll give you freebies every step of the way. This might seem like giving their profits away - but one taste of their goods and you'll be hooked. At around £3.50 - 5.50 per slice (depending on weight) it's quite an expensive treat, but fantastic for a special occasion. There are plenty of flavours to choose from including strawberries and cream, whiskey cream and walnut, you're bound to find something to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Mindy H.

There was a waiting line out the door for Fudge Kitchen. Even in the rain! It was an easy wait as you got to look through the large windows and watch them hand crafting the fudge in the open kitchen located right at the front of the store. While you are waiting in line they will also give you as many samples as you want! The list of the flavors they have that day are on the board. The store is small, and standing room only. You simply walk up, and purchase your order. I don't usually like fudge. But this reminded me of the amazing creamy fudge my grandma used to make when I was growing up. They have been hand crafting their fudge here for over 30 years. They use only natural ingredients and fresh whipping cream, which makes it soft and creamy. They also have small batch Gourmet Fudge, Fudge Sauces, or selections of Drinking Fudge to purchase. Needless to say, I don't see how someone can come in and sample their fudge and leave empty handed.

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Review Highlights - Fudge Kitchen

Samples available and they were lovely and smooth unlike fudge I've had in the US which is usually chalky or dense.

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Hotel Chocolat - Storefront

Hotel Chocolat

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The staff are always welcoming at this delightful upmarket chain. A key part of their mission is to…read morelimit and reduce sugar content. Sugar is to sweeten but not to cheapen. Contrast this maxim with the greedy international conglomerates like Cadbury (no longer British controlled) and Nestlè (a chairman once said that water should never be free). Their deliberate overuse of processed, cheap, white sugar and any other cheap ingredient they can get their grubby claws on including industrial chemicals, processed cheap oils to bastardise chocolate for only one purpose, which is to increase shareholder payouts, their own bonuses and the chairman's share hand outs and fuck customers and remember they sell this stuff to kids. With Hotel Chocolat it's always a bonus for me when they have a cafe in store as their coffee and chocolate libations are tasty. A cafe also includes ice cream and ice cream sundaes with great quality sauces. I have very clear favourites when I shop - anything with booze and anything with macadamia, hazel or cashews nuts (though strictly speaking a cashew isn't a nut it's a Drupe with the nut being a seed). I'm not a fan of very dark chocolate but will use it in cooking. My always go to sweets have champagne, gin or whiskey within. Also their chocolate florentines and their hazelnut pralines are just divine.

Some of the best chocolate around. The blueberry truffles are, in a word, OMG-mazing. It's by no…read moremeans cheap - a package of six truffles runs £2.95 apiece - but this is seriously high quality cocoa. Plus, if you hang around long enough inside you're bound to score a few free samples!

Whittard of Chelsea - 50g Goji Açaí Loose Tea (£6.50) in a Blue Caddy (£5.50).

Whittard of Chelsea

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Prior to visiting UK, I had searched what souvenirs to bring back, of which proposed tea. Many…read morearticles, however, suggested brands - such as Yorkshire Tea and Tetley - that I can simply buy from local grocery stores. So I came to Whittard of Chelsea, easily found in many cities across England. The staff at this location was hospitable and gave helpful recommendations as it was difficult to narrow down from the abundant choices. You are free to request a brewing of any tea to sample the flavor before purchasing. I settled on the Goji Acai tea, a loose leaf blend inspired by the "superfood" reputation of goji berries, açaí and green tea. It smelled fruity and fragrant, and I liked that clear pieces of the berries were visible in the mixture. I chose to have 50g of the tea (£6.50) packaged in one of their reusable, shiny metal tins (£5.50) instead of a paper pouch. Out of the three available colors, I picked the blue caddy. Because it was inconvenient for me to drink in the store, the employee was kind enough to provide an additional small package for me to try back at the hotel along with a complimentary bag of Dreamtime tea. To me the tea had a nice overall light flavor without being too strong in any particular taste. Their website lists the specific ingredients along with the percentages.

While trying to find some good Earl Grey to bring home to my friends from the UK I was pointed to…read moreWhittard. According to Yelp it was closed so I was pretty bummed because I had walked all around trying to find it using my data roaming - but I walked there anyway and when I finally found it I found they actually closed 30 minutes later than Yelp said so I had about 25 minutes to shop! The gal inside was friendly and didn't try to rush me at all despite the fact that they were closing soon. She pointed me in the direction of a few of their products and told me to take my time. Which I did. It was hard to decide what I wanted to buy because they had tons of options and some cute packaging.

Fudge Kitchen - desserts - Updated May 2026

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