This East Texas Country Store Sells The Most Amazing Homemade Fudge You’ll Ever Try

Some of the best fudge in Texas (and quite possibly the entire world) is hiding in a nearly 150-year-old building in the charming Piney Woods town of Jefferson. The Old Fudge Store offers over 20 different kinds of homemade fudge, so no matter what your sweet tooth is craving, rest assured you'll leave with a bag full of sinfully delicious goodies.

If you have a sweet tooth, you have to try the homemade fudge from The Old Fudge Store in the quaint East Texas town of Jefferson.

Located in the heart of Jefferson's historic downtown district, the building dates to the late 1800s, and it has served as a general mercantile and confectionary since 1979.

Upon stepping inside, you'll notice that the store has a bit of everything on its shelves.

From nostalgic candies to home-canned goods to hot sauces, there's little you can't find here.

The Old Fudge Store doesn't just sell food, either. It doubles as an antique shop and also offers toys, Jefferson souvenirs, kitchen gadgets, and so much more.

Locals know the real star of the show is the fudge. The counter is a whopping 30 feet long, and there are over 20 delicious flavors to choose from.

You'll see everything from classics like chocolate walnut to more unique varieties such as cookies and cream and banana. Can't decide? The staff is happy to let you sample any flavors you're curious about before you commit.

Seasonal flavors, such as pumpkin and cranberry during the fall, are also available, as well as six different types of sugar-free fudge.

In addition to fudge, the store also boasts more than 60 types of gourmet chocolates (25 of which are sugar-free!) Turtles, truffles, and pralines are just a few of the decadent, handmade treats you'll see.

Visit The Old Fudge Store's website or Facebook page for more information, including current hours of operation.

Have you ever tried the fudge from The Old Fudge Store? If so, what's your favorite flavor? Tell us all about your experience in the comments! If you're a history buff, don't forget to check out our previous article to learn about how Jefferson has more than 100 historic buildings within its city limits.