Most campaign offices run on store-bought junk food, but the Winter Park volunteers sampled homemade banana-walnut bread and fudge, dropped off by supporters who wanted to help.
If you wanted hot fudge, screw off the cap and place a piece of wax paper over it and put it into the microwave for one minute.
Older job seekers may fudge or leave off the year they received their degree, or lop off their early work history, to appear younger on paper, says Seraichyk.
Everything you eat ends up dripping all over you, from ice cream sundaes with hot fudge, to ketchup off the loaded hot dog, to the sangria you enjoy on those warm nights.
Burnt Sugar's original fudge is off the scale.
THE sights of an East Coast summer — body surfers careering toward the beach, children licking fudge ripple off sticky knuckles, bicycles casting shadows on hot pavement — vanish after Labor Day, when pool closings and school openings signal the beginning of a more somber season.
But the combination of brownies and custard seemed off: the fudge flavor would obscure the delicacy of the eggs and the vanilla.
The bill prevents another type of fudging by requiring off-balance-sheet assets and liabilities and derivatives positions to be included in a bank's consolidated assets.
And so, once again, our media bosses are going to be wasting their own time squaring-off fudges and compromises to assuage the national gods of offensiveness.
An immensely appealing sundae, ice cream melting around a warm brownie, is topped off with hot fudge and whipped cream.
