WeDo Fudge

WeDo Fudge closes its retail location at the end of the year and reopens the first business day in May of the following year (next opening: May 1, 2025). Why you ask? It is our experience that people do not generally seek out fudge and other candies after the Christmas holidays. Many have resolutions and do not want to buy anything until Valentine's Day when they concentrate on gifts of chocolate. For some strange reason, fudge is not considered "chocolate" and doesn't sell well for this particular holiday. After Valentine's Day, we move into Lent season. You would not believe how many practice Lent as a way of losing weight even if they are not religious! So what is the end point? Fudge and candy sales do not really start well enough to justify opening for retail business until after Easter. We hope this explains why we close during the first part of the year. If you want fudge, visit on of the locations that sells our fudge and Cashew Delight (Like Sunny Farms, Agnew Grocery, Forage Northwest Treasures and Gifts, or Swain's). They carry our products year-round! Thank you!

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Did you miss Christina on the King 5 Evening Magazine show?

If so, the 2-1/2 minute clip is available on YouTube now. Here is the link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu5i_uNiDqQ

Enjoy!

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