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Thomas Fudge's

Thomas Fudge's began in 1916, when Thomas J Fudge opened a bakery in Dorset, and it is still based in Stalbridge. We stock the 6 Dark Chocolate and 6 Milk Chocolate Florentines, relaunched in 2025 with the almonds left whole, because a good florentine turns an ordinary pot of tea into an occasion. The almonds mean they are not for anyone avoiding nuts.

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About Thomas Fudge's

Thomas Fudge's began in 1916, when Thomas J Fudge opened a bakery in Dorset, and it is still based in Stalbridge. We stock the 6 Dark Chocolate and 6 Milk Chocolate Florentines, relaunched in 2025 with the almonds left whole, because a good florentine turns an ordinary pot of tea into an occasion. The almonds mean they are not for anyone avoiding nuts.

Start with Thomas Fudge's 6 Milk Chocolate Florentines, 114g £6.00 £4.80 Add +

About Thomas Fudge's

Thomas Fudge's began in 1916, when Thomas J Fudge opened a bakery in Dorset. It started as a bread bakery and switched its focus to luxury biscuits in the 1980s, and it is still based in Stalbridge, Dorset. After a hundred years in the family it passed to investors in 2016, Burton's Biscuit Company bought it in 2019, and the brand now sits within Fox's Burton's Companies (FBC UK), formed when Fox's and Burton's merged in 2022.

Thomas Fudge's is for the afternoon that wants something a notch above the everyday tin. The dark chocolate florentine suits a brisk Assam or a strong English Breakfast that cuts through the sweetness and almond; the milk chocolate one is gentler and sits better beside an Earl Grey or a Darjeeling.

Key facts

Dorset baking since 1916 From Thomas J Fudge's original bakery.
Still based in Stalbridge Where FBC lists its Thomas Fudge site.
Whole almonds The 2025 recipe keeps the nuts whole and eases back on the chew.
Dark or milk The two chocolate finishes we stock side by side.
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Thomas Fudge's 6 Milk Chocolate Florentines, 114g, front of pack, available at teas.co.uk
Thomas Fudge's 6 Milk Chocolate Florentines, 114g

Thomas Fudge's 6 Milk Chocolate Florentines, 114g, 114g, 114g is a six-piece pack of thin, chewy caramel florentines finished on milk chocolate, the end-of-meal biscuit rather than the everyday dunker, picked into…

£6.00 £4.80 Add +
Thomas Fudge's 6 Dark Chocolate Florentines, front of pack, available at teas.co.uk
Thomas Fudge's 6 Dark Chocolate Florentines

Thomas Fudge's 6 Dark Chocolate Florentines is a six-piece pack of thin, chewy caramel florentines finished on dark chocolate, the end-of-meal biscuit rather than the everyday dunker, picked into the teas.co.uk selection…

£5.50 £4.40 Add +
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Thomas Fudge's 6 Dark Chocolate Florentines, front of pack, available at teas.co.uk Sale + Quick buy
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Thomas Fudge's began in 1916, when Thomas J Fudge opened a bakery in Dorset. It started as a bread bakery and switched its focus to luxury biscuits in the 1980s, and it is still based in Stalbridge, Dorset. After a hundred years in the family it passed to investors in 2016, Burton's Biscuit Company bought it in 2019, and the brand now sits within Fox's Burton's Companies (FBC UK), formed when Fox's and Burton's merged in 2022.