A piece of fudge-like chocolate brownie was full of dark berry fruit flavours.
As you enter your kitchen, you could see a little boy eating a piece of chocolate fudge, which would evoke the first-letter mnemonic "Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge," which would in turn allow you to recall the order of notes on the lines in treble clef (EGBDF).
So a special protocol, reaffirming the Union's commitment to free and undistorted competition, has been added to the treaty - a classic piece of euro-fudge.
("Realm," for that matter, is another bit of fudging).
On a public Facebook page identified as his by the Port St. Lucie police, he describes his personal interests as, "PEOPLE THAT ARE NOT TRYING TO GET A PIECE OF ME, HOT FUDGE, FISHING, AND ROCKING THE SHIT ON MY DRUMS".
Staten Island Landfill is riddled with swaths of fudge, pieces of brownie and cherries.
While eating a piece of his mom's fudge on the approach to the Yukon River town of Kaltag, he snapped a tooth, one of only three remaining from his original set — and he wasn't even allowed to roll a joint to dull the pain.
A piece of thick, dense house-made fudge ($3) could make anyone feel like a tourist, while a fat wedge of blueberry pie ($5) has the necessary touch of lemon to achieve pleasant tanginess.
"He'll eat anything," said Maddy Tarnofsky, slicing pieces of the carob fudge in her cramped warren of a kitchen, "but he seems to really like this stuff.
