Fudge Lovers pop-up stall now open at the Adelaide Central Market

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Sweet tooths, rejoice! Artisan fudge company Fudge Lovers has arrived at the Adelaide Central Market. Now open for a limited time, pop-up stall Fudge Lovers is the new Producer in Residence at the Market until Saturday 17 April.

Sweet tooths, rejoice! Artisan fudge company Fudge Lovers has arrived at the Adelaide Central Market. Now open for a limited time, pop-up stall Fudge Lovers is the new Producer in Residence at the Market until Saturday 17 April.

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Fudge Lovers

Fudge Lovers fudge is crafted in small batches by a qualified chef with a love and passion for all-things sweet.

Treat yourself to 30 mouth-watering flavours such as chocolate and caramel, choc mint, bubblegum, watermelon, and the OMG Jack fudge (peanut butter fudge base, Oreo cookie, gooey caramel and marshmallow with a chocolate fudge top…oh heck yes!!).

Fudge Lovers also offers a variety of alcohol infused fudge flavours including Shiraz (to celebrate South Australia’s wine culture), Sangria (tangy lemon and orange fudge sandwiched between the SA Shiraz fudge), Baileys, B52 cocktail, Pina Colada and Strawberry Margarita.

The Adelaide Central Market is open Tuesday-Saturday, including late nights until 9pm on Fridays. First hour of parking is free.

adelaidecentralmarket.com.au

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