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N a n c y C a m p b e l l One Hundred Memory-Builders for 1. From the _______ comes the chocolate food of lovers. 2. The _______ viewed the cacao beans as an aphrodisac. 3. In 1502 _______ presented cacao beans to the King and Queen of Spain. 4. West Africa produces _______ % of the world's supply of cacao. 5._______ comes in many forms --- cocoa powder, unsweetened, semisweet, and milk. 6. _______ drank 50 cups daily of cocoa called Xocaltl. 7. After roasting the cacao beans, the nibs are ground into _______. 8. In 1847 _______ added sugar, chocolate liquor, and cocoa butter to produce chocolate. 9. America's favorite candy is _______. 10. Lee Edwards Benning wrote the best selling _______. 11. The first Mackinaw City fudgemaker website was _______. 12. Old fashion fudge making can be seen at _______. 13. _______ is famous for chips of fudge in ice cream. 14. Murdick's Fudge Kitchen uses the original _______ recipe. 15. Original marble slab fudge must be corrected for temperature and _______. 16. Jim Garrahy's Fudge Kitchens make fudge by _______ it on a marble slab. 17. Irma Rombaurer in the _______ exaults the virtues of fudge. 18. Recent USDA research suggests that high grade chocolate in fudge helps replace monthly loss of _______. 19. The chocolate in fudge makes beneficial _______. 20. The most famous First Lady who promoted fudge was _______. 21. Nancy Reagan served a delicious chocolate fudge _______. 22. An 1890 name for fudge was _______. 23. In 1892 Emelyn B. Hartridge made fudge at _______. 24. _______ was the name Great Britain gave Americana fudge in 1920. 25. Sugar and cream Fudge originated as _______ fudge. 26. Marshmallow Cream Fudge is famous as _______ fudge. 27. Sherbert is to ice cream as _______ is to candy. 28. Most commercial fudges are not as nutritious as _______. 29. The Mackinac Island Chamber of Commerce promotes the _______. 30. A favorite exotic fudge is _______. 31. _______ Master Fudge Recipes are now available for the home. 32. _______ Fudge is the summer fudgies favorite candy. 33. The history of Mackinac Island fudgemaking can be found in ________. 34. _____ is the 2001 author of FUDGE: Mackinac's Sweet Souvenir. 35.________ is the web site for ordering Phil Porter's Mackinac fudge classic work. 36. _______ is the publisher of FUDGE: Mackinac Islands Sweet Souvenir. 37. Indian _______ was bottled and sold to Mackinac Island's first tourists. 38. _______ were the first popular souvenirs on Mackinac Island. 39. _______ opened the first fudge shop on Mackinac Island. 40. Newton Jerome Murdick's nickname was _______. 41. Murdick's Candy Kitchen opened on the Island in _______. 42. Ferguson's 1910 Candy Kitchen included salt water candy and _______ Kisses. 43. _______ advertised "spotless kitchens" as their signature. 44. _______ went to work for Murdick's Candy Kitchen in 1930. 45. _______ built a reputation for fine candies on Mackinac Island. 46. _______ learned the candy trade as an apprentice to Harold & Ethyl May. 47. Marvin May bested _______ in a copyright infringement case. 48. _______ opened a 1940 candy store in the famous Murray Hotel. 49. May's Candy Shop's slogan is _______. 50. Murdick's Candy Kitchen slogan is _______. 51. "Nice quality candy" was made by Selma Dufina in the ________. 52. _______ rationing of sugar forced most candy makers out of business. 53. _______ opened the newest candy shop on Mackinac Island in 1945. 54. Selma's Home Made Candy on the Island was housed in the _______. 55. _______ opened Marshall's Driftwood Fudge in 1952. 56. Jim Marshall learned the art of making candy from the _______ family. 57. Marshall's Mackinac Trail Fudge was the first candy making store in _______. 58. In 1955 _______ first started selling fudge at the Michigan State Fair. 59. _______ printed "Ryba's Mackinac Island Fudgie" on pink pins. 60. Ryba's Mackinac Island Fudge Ice Cream is a best seller in the _______ market. 61. _______, an Island promoter, first applied "mass selling psychology". 62. _______ was named after Joan Nephew. 63. The only US President to buy fudge on Mackinac Island was _______. 64. _______ Chocolates has a fudge franchise in Japan. 65. The web site, www.murdicks.com, features a Sing Along _______ Song 66. Since _______ Murdick's Fudge has sold fudge on Martha's Vineyard. 67. The founder of Murdick's Fudge was _______. 68. As a young man, Jim Marshall learned the fudgemaking trade from _______. 69. _______ wrote ... "Biting into this enticing delight conjures up unforgetable memories from my childhood to the present". 70. Ryba.com web site has featured a summer _______. 71. Besides making delicious fudge, Ryba's Fudge Shops makes _________. 72. For years Metro Detroiters have bought Ryba Fudge at the _______. 73.MackinacFudge.Net is a company specializing in _______ sales. 74. Somewhere In Time _______ was the inspiration for MackinacFudge.Net. 75. _______is featured on MackinacFudge.Net advertisements. 76. In 1947 Don and Katy Kilwin open a speciality store in _______ Michigan 77. Kilwin's Chocolate and Ice Cream offers _______ licensing to entrepreneurs. 78. Kilwin's Chocolate and Ice Cream sells _______. 79. The founder of Alices Kandy and Korn in 1951 was _______. 80. Besides fudge, jams, and toppings, Alices makes a variety of candy _______. 81. The current owners of Alice's Kandy and Korn
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82. 15th Century ________ were the first to make sweet candy. 83. Murray's Hotel Fudge Co. can be found at _______. 84. Murray's Hotel Fudge Co. specializes in budget _______. 85. ________ wrote ... "this sweet candy brings back fond memories of warm summer nights with family and friends." 86. Joann's Fudge site recommends _______ fudge for long term storage. 87. Joann's Fudge is sold in Mackinaw City and _______. 88. Zak's Fudge of St. Ignace is a _______ property. 89. McClellan Properties manufacturers literally tons of fudge in ______ . 90. McClellan Properties first fudge store was in ________. 91. ________ wrote ... "it's seduction by the bite. A nibble coaxes the mouth to crave more." 92. Fortfudge.com candy is a _______ product. 93. Fortfudge.com is owned by the _______. 94. Gamesbygrube.com publishes _______ for elementary schools. 95. Games By Grube was founded in 1984 at _______ Ontario. 96. ________ wrote ... "it's rich creamy texture; the wonderful flavor melting in your mouth;" 97. _______ offers beautiful Christmas tins for fudge and candy. 98. _____ was first used before sugar was invented in making sweet goods. 99. A St. Louis fudgie winner of the "I love Mackinac Island Fudge because ... " contest was _______. 100. The author and publisher of Mackinac Island Fudge Trivia is _______. 1/2 C. milk 1/2 C. butter 1/2 C. brown sugar 1/2 C. granulated sugar 1/8 tsp. salt 1 tsp. vanilla extract 2 C. confectioners’ sugar 1/2 C. nuts (optional) Mix milk, butter, brown sugar, granulated sugar and salt in heavy pan. Cook at medium heat until boiling. Boil exactly 6 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from heat and add vanilla extract and confectioners’ sugar. Beat with mixer until smooth and thick. Add nuts, if desired. Pour into a buttered pan and freeze 20 minutes. Cut into pieces. Makes approximately 1 pound of fudge. Peanut Butter Mackinac Island Fudge Reduce butter to 1/4 cup and add 1/2 cup peanut butter. Chocolate Mackinac Island Fudge Use basic recipe, adding 1/2 cup cocoa with the confectioners’ sugar. . Reference: Lee Benning's Oh Fudge: A Celebration of America's Favorite Candy |
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