At Edward’s Fudge Kitchen, we are proud to offer the finest artisan handmade fudge, crafted with passion and expertise. Edward, having grown up on a dairy farm, developed a deep love for quality dairy products, which naturally led him to the art of fudge-making. Over the years, he’s perfected traditional methods to create the highest quality fudge, ensuring every piece is as delicious as the last.

Explore our award-winning fudge flavours, including Clotted Cream Vanilla Fudge, Sea Salt Fudge, and Chocolate Fudge. Whether you're looking for the perfect fudge gift for a loved one, a treat for yourself, or gifts for foodies who appreciate the finer things in life, you’ll find a flavour to satisfy every craving.

We’re constantly innovating, introducing exciting new fudge flavours that continue to delight our customers. With multiple awards to our name, Edward’s Fudge Kitchen remains committed to crafting premium handmade fudge that brings joy and satisfaction in every bite.

Why Choose Us?

• The best fudge shop for artisan and gourmet fudge.
• Convenient online fudge shopping and delivery.
• Perfect for fudge gifts and special occasions.
• Ideal gifts for foodies who love unique, high-quality treats.

South West Wildlife Fundraising Ltd (SWWFL) inspires people to support their local Wildlife Trust through membership and a regular donation. We are owned by and work on behalf of Wildlife Trusts in Avon, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Gwent, Hampshire & Isle of Wight, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Somerset, Wiltshire and Worcestershire. 
As part of the wider Wildlife Trusts movement — alongside the Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts (RSWT) and 46 local Trusts across the UK — we’re proud to support nature conservation by delivering ethical, face-to-face membership recruitment on behalf of our partner Trusts.
Based in Exeter, our dedicated operations team coordinates a passionate network of fundraisers across the south west who attend over 6,000 events and venues every year. Our fundraisers engage directly with the public, introducing over 13,000 new Wildlife Trust members annually — helping build lasting relationships between people and the natural world.

As a child, I grew up in rural Devon amongst the beauty of woodlands and coastal scenery where my passion for both nature and wood began. I'm a Green Maker Initiative member, I am trying to create a deeper connection to an
environmental ethos.

I am an artist and designer maker working from my Devonain studio aka the garden shed. I work with sustainable and native wood, creating contemporary bespoke one-off pieces and functional products. My wood burnt art is nature inspired and I am self-taught in the field of pyrography.
 
My handcrafted pieces have a story to tell whether it be an offcut from a local boat builder to a storm fallen oak in the farmer's field. I have respect for my materials and let the wood guides me to form the perfect combination of art and function. From wall art to grazing platters, large oak door blocks, and chopping boards through to candle holders amongst other things.
 

‘Perfectly Imperfect'

Our honey is direct from our apiaries situated within 3 miles of Salcombe. Nectar collected from a broad range of plants located along the shoreline, fields, and woods in and surrounding Salcombe make our honey unique.
Honey is well established since Antiquity as having countless health benefits. Its nutrient dense profile sees it packed with vitamins and antioxidants. The honey our bees produce is as close as you’ll get to the guilt free treat you are looking for. Most importantly it does not spoil, thus can be enjoyed over time.
With Salcombe having its own microclimate, this is a perfect environment for our produce - as the plants need a good mix of sunshine and rain to make enough nectar for our honey. Nectar is stored in the honeycomb and water is evaporated by the bees to produce honey. Bees then place a thin layer of wax over the honey to preserve it.
The welfare of our bees is paramount to us at Salcombe Bee Company, we always leave sufficient honey in the hives after each harvest to support our colonies over the winter months.

Our honey is direct from our apiaries situated within 3 miles of Salcombe. Nectar collected from a broad range of plants located along the shoreline, fields, and woods in and surrounding Salcombe make our honey unique.
Honey is well established since Antiquity as having countless health benefits. Its nutrient dense profile sees it packed with vitamins and antioxidants. The honey our bees produce is as close as you’ll get to the guilt free treat you are looking for. Most importantly it does not spoil, thus can be enjoyed over time.
With Salcombe having its own microclimate, this is a perfect environment for our produce - as the plants need a good mix of sunshine and rain to make enough nectar for our honey. Nectar is stored in the honeycomb and water is evaporated by the bees to produce honey. Bees then place a thin layer of wax over the honey to preserve it.
The welfare of our bees is paramount to us at Salcombe Bee Company, we always leave sufficient honey in the hives after each harvest to support our colonies over the winter months.