Posted by jon f mn on January 09, 2016 at 11:21:55 from (70.195.19.136):
My dad did not cook anything, but ocasionally when I was a boy he would make fudge, and once he did it with me. When I left home and my kids were small I would ocasionally make some after the kids were in bed. The next day they would ask who made the fudge, but I always said it was brought by the fudge fairy. It was always my intention to pass along the recipe, but everyone liked the whole fudge fairy thing and would ask when the fudge fairy would visit again, so I kept it that way. Lol After my kids became adults we quit buying them christmas presents, but the fudge fairy would leave some fudge for each for christmas. This got to be a really big deal for them, and they always started asking about it a month before christmas. At random times, when one of the kids was having troubles, I would make some and drop it at their house when they weren't home. The teasing of the other kids was fun to watch. As I'm getting a bit older I thought it was time to pass on the secret recipe. My oldest grandaughter asked to come over and make some, so she got to be the first. We had a great time and she was very pleased. We shopped for ingredients first, then came home to cook. I really had a good time too. It's amazing how the little things turn into such a big deal.
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