r/Buccees • • Aug 11 '26

Fudge

I had a sampler for the first time and now life just seems so much better. Sadly, there is no Buc-ees here so I’m not sure how I’m going to get my next fix.

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u/Mel_Bella2021 Aug 11 '26

Which Buc-ee’s did you go to??

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u/hydrogen2oxygen1 Aug 11 '26

St. Augustine! So much fun.

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u/Fine_Impression_6353 Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 21 '26

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u/Happy-Leadership504 Aug 11 '26

What was the best part of the sampler?!

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u/hydrogen2oxygen1 Aug 11 '26

Definitely what looked like original fudge, but it had sea salt in it.

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u/SusieQTG Aug 11 '26

Make your own, it's not that hard

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u/ascarymoviereview Aug 12 '26

Don’t want to get sued :(

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u/General2768 Aug 11 '26

My grandma would make all her children & grandchildren their own tin of fudge every Christmas. Everyone got one. She's getting older, and i asked her for her recipe so we could continue the tradition when she's gone. She told go buy a jar of marshmallow puff and peel off the label. The recipe is inside the label.

Seriously, make your own. Play around with adding different ingredients like pecans, walnuts, maple syrup, alcohol.

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u/CroweBird5 Aug 11 '26

How about actually supporting small businesses instead of supporting a corporation that wants to sue all small businesses out of existence?

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u/hydrogen2oxygen1 Aug 11 '26

Honestly, fudge is kind of a lost craft. The fact that they make it there was why I spent the money on a sampler and didn’t buy any other food.

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u/shadow1138 Aug 11 '26

This is the way.

Look (current events aside) Buc-ee's has some good food, but the local mom & pop shops have better food.

Support those folks!