Fudgealicious

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Fudgealiscious Splatter- A delicious inner core of cordial cherry, covered in red sprinkles, topped in chocolate, coated in a chocolate caramel soft swirl, clothed in chocolate fudge, with a drizzling of hardened caramel, and sprinkled with multi-color sprinkles

Night Bar- Dark chocolate fudge sprinkled with coconut draped in milk chocolate and caramel

Death by Fudge Candy- A creamy Peanut Butter center, topped with EXTREMELY dark chocolate fudge covered in luscious caramel

Sugar-rush Express- Exclusively train engine shaped chocolate fudge with a layered vanilla, peanut butter, chocolate and a caramel core

Chocolate Paradise- Palm tree shaped chocolate fudge with a juicy coconut center and includes colored hard-shell chocolate decorating

Loopy-Land Fun Bar- A vanilla, caramel, and chocolate swirled center covered in a creamy, peanut butter fudge

The Mustang- Luscious chocolate fudge covered in a colored hard-shell chocolate, with a scrumptious cordial cherry center

Fudgey Bar- A two-by-two square inch of pure milk chocolate fudge covered in rainbow sprinkles

The beginning of the Fudgealiscious Candy Company goes way back into the eighteen-hundreds, when fudge was first introduced by a Cherokee Native American woman with a dream. Her name was Redbird Parks. 1875 was the year she introduced fudge into our wonderful world. In 1890 she selected a company name: “Cherokee Times Fudge”. After ten years with business booming, in the year 1900, she introduces another wonderful thing into the world, her son John Parks. From the year 1900 to the year 1913, the chief of the Cherokee tribe helped raise Redbird’s son, teaching him hunting, fishing, tracking, and the ways of the Cherokee tribe, because without his father, he would’ve never learned this stuff. And when his thirteenth birthday came, his mother gifted him with the Cherokee Times Fudge company she ran for all those years. After much hard work, it finally all paid off. In 1925, John is now a full-grown man, and as Cherokee tradition says, he is old enough to obtain a wife. So, later in the year, he marries a beautiful Cherokee Native American woman from his tribe, whose name is Rain Featherhat. They expand their business from a tribe-wide status to a state-wide status. And in 1932, their daughter Brenda Parks is born. When Brenda turns thirteen in 1955, her parents, John Parks and Redbird Parks, decide to carry on the tradition of giving the oldest child or the only child the Fudge company: “Cherokee Times Fudge”, when he or she turns thirteen. This tradition was started by John’s mother when she gave him the company. Years go by as Brenda manages Cherokee Times Fudge. And in 1965, at the age of twenty-three, Brenda Parks is newlywed to James Amos, a police officer. They happily run Cherokee Times Fudge for three years, before a new level of excitement comes into their lives. August seventh of the year 1968, Margaret B Amos is born to James and Brenda Amos. This is their third child. Their first is Catherine Amos, who likes to be called “Chrissi”. Then next came their son, James Allen Amos Jr., who prefers the nickname, “Jimmy”. And now, they have a third child, Margaret B Amos. By the time Margaret is five, she prefers to go by Margie. So, she is not the one to run the fudge company, her older sister is. But something strange happens. When Margie turns thirteen, her parents pass the fudge company down to her in the year 1981. She runs the fudge company with much success. And in 1993, she gets married to Alan F Dudek. They happily run the fudge company together. In 1996, they are blessed with their first child, Kaitlyn B Dudek, on January 25. In 2009, Kaitlyn receives the company “Cherokee Times Fudge” on her thirteenth birthday. Later in the year, she decides to change the name to something for in tune with todays society, to lure the customers in. The name is now Fudgealiscious Candy Co. And at the beginning of the New Year, Fudgealiscious Candy Co. went from State-wide status, to World-wide status.
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11299 Stone Creek Ridge Rd. Huntingdon, PA 16652

January 4, 2010

C. Douglas McMillion President and CEO, Wal-Mart, International 5623 Walmart Avenue Fayateville, Arkansas 71414

Dear Mr. McMillion, I have noticed a very large, ginormous problem with our nations, and the world’s, candy companies. They apparently just want us to buy their candies so they can have our money, with no disregard to taste. Yeah,sure. People buy their candies thinking that that candy is their favorite. That is, until they’ve tasted my company’s – Fudgealiscious Candy Co. – products. After that, they never buy candies from companies like Hershey or Mars. My candies are different and unique. I can already guarantee that they are Nation-wide favorites. And from what I know from the charts, Millions get sold daily. I’m telling you, with my candy, we can bring this world to its senses. My candies are different and unique, a candy category separate from all of the rest. My candies range in a wide variety, but, there’s some certain favorites that sell more than all the rest. The Fudgealiscious Splatter, for instance, is a rare six-layer piece of fudge candy, as to show that fudge candy is not common. Each flavor is separate from the rest, and they all blend into one unforgettable flavor. The Mustang is the first horse-shaped candy, so it’s bound to get attention. And the third most-popular, is the Sugar-Rush Express, with it’s unique train shape and high content of sugar, people buy this pretty much every day of the week. Along with being different and unique candies, they are also Nation-wide favorites. Scratch that, and make it world-wide favorites. The Fudgealiscious Splatter is a delicacy in Zimbabwe. As for the Mustang, horse-lovers eat these candies daily. And I’m literally talking breakfast, lunch, and dinner. People love to get hyper, and that’s a fact. So when they want a lot of sugar, they turn to the Sugar-Rush Express. Candy is not just junk food, it’s paradise. From a seller’s point of view, millions get sold daily. My candies, not just the popular ones, but all of them, get sold by the pounds. I’ve personally witnessed people coming into stores or going online to my website and order shipments and truckloads of the Fudgealiscious Splatter. When horse-lovers buy candy for a horse humane society charity run, they turn to the Mustang. As for the Sugar-Rush express, the candy is so popular, people want to own it! But when they call saying they’ll buy it from me, I say no, but I tell them “go buy a stock!” They do so. So to conclude, my candies are the most different and unique that you will see in your lifetime. They are Nation-wide favorites, and millions are sold daily. I believe that my candies will be the reason candy companies go out of business.