Mrs Tilly's Sweet Blog

Culinary heritage
Whisky Fudge: A Taste of Scotland
Mrs Tilly's malt whisky fudge is made with real Scotch in Larbert, Scotland. Tasting notes, serving ideas, gifting and whether the alcohol cooks off.

Culinary heritage
Scottish Fudge Flavours: The Complete Guide
All 7 Mrs Tilly's Scottish fudge flavours explained - Original, Sea Salt, Malt Whisky, Belgian Chocolate, Rum & Raisin, Orange and Brandy Cream. Which to try first and which to gift.

Scottish Macaroon
Scottish Macaroons Explained: What They Are and Where to Buy
What is a Scottish macaroon? How is it different from a French macaron? The history, ingredients and where to buy proper macaroon bars online in the UK.

Scottish Sweets
St Andrew's Day: Traditions, Food and Sweet Ways to Celebrate
What is St Andrew's Day and how do people celebrate? Traditional Scottish food, sweets and simple ideas for marking 30 November at home or with a gift.

Gift Box
Scottish Sweets to Take Home, Gift or Send Abroad
There's a particular moment near the end of a trip to Scotland when a visitor stands in an airport shop looking at the tenth stack of miniature Highland-cow keyrings and starts to wonder if there's...

fudge
Scottish Treats for Afternoon Tea
The proper Scottish sweets for afternoon tea. How to pair tablet and fudge with different teas, build a small spread and choose the right gift for a tea lover.

Scottish fudge
Best Hot Drinks to Enjoy with Fudge on Cold Winter Days
Discover the perfect hot drink pairings for Scottish fudge and tablet this winter. From tea to coffee to whisky, find your ideal combination for cosy evenings.

Culinary heritage
How Scottish Sweets Connect Us During Remembrance
Traditional Scottish sweets connect us to memory and community during Remembrance Sunday. Explore the role of handcrafted fudge and tablet in honouring our heritage.

Celebrations
Make Halloween Sweeter This Year With Scottish Sweets
Let’s explore how you can use Scottish sweets to make your Halloween simple, fun, and full of flavour this year!

