Open from May through October. Made fresh daily in the Murray fudge kitchen.
Innovative new flavors each season to tantalize your taste buds.
Try s’mores, blueberry cheesecake, vanilla chocolate chip, heath, tiger, heavenly goo, coconut bon-bon, butterfinger and carmel apple pie.
Order by phone, gift packages available. Located in the Murray Hotel downtown.
Mail order fudge is available May - October. Your pound of fudge can be custom-packaged with a variety of flavors to tantalize your taste buds.
Murray Hotel Fudge Shop
(800) 462-2546
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Every batch of our authentic Mackinac Island fudge begins the old fashioned way, with lots of fresh cream and butter.
Our fudge is made fresh daily with absolutely no artificial ingredients or preservatives. So bring a little bit of Mackinac to your home today!
We have 30 fantastic flavors to chose from! Be sure to check out our 3 slice special.
Joann’s Fudge of Mackinac Island
2 Main
Mackinac Island, MI 49757
906-847-6357
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Mackinac Island’s rich history and glorious natural beauty have drawn millions of visitors for decades. A flavorful part of the Island’s history is Murdick’s Fudge. Recently we were designated by the Historical Society of Michigan for a Centennial Business Award. We are justifiably proud of our rich heritage and will continue to live up to our Pledge of Purity that never allows imitation flavorings and only real cream and butter.
Centennial Gift Pack
To commemorate over 100 years, we are offering a Centennial Gift Pack featuring five flavors of fudge. To take advantage of this offer, please visit our Secured Online Order Form. You can select your favorite five flavors of Murdick’s Fudge and we will ship it directly to, or that special someone.
Murdick’s Fudge
P.O. Box 481
Mackinac Island, MI 49757
906-847-3530
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Greetings from May’s Candy Shop on Mackinac Island, Michigan. We make and sell a variety of fudge and candies: from Super Double Chocolate to Coconut Fudge, and unique candies like English Toffee and our popular Pecan Rolls.
We make over 14 fudge flavors! All of the candy we make are from our very own family recipes. We also make a variety of other specialty candies. These include English Toffee, Peanut Brittle, Divinity, Pecan Glasé, Pecan Roll, Taffy, Coconut Squares, Carmel, and more. Every candy and fudge is made with natural ingredients.
Stop by at our shops on Main Street and purchase some fudge, or watch us make our “old fashion candy recipes” such as Grandpa’s Peanut Brittle or the classic Divinity.
Check out our History of the May family. Visit our Candy page to see the many sweets we create. And if you have any comments about our candy, please Contact us and we would be happy to answer any questions.
May’s Candy Shop
906-847-6486
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On Michigan’s world renown Mackinac Island, the sweet aroma of fudge wafts out onto the street from four Ryba’s Fudge Shops. It’s a thriving business and part of its charm is that onlookers can actually see the fudge being made.
Each batch of fudge is handmade: the ingredients are heated to just the right temperature, poured onto a marble slab which absorbs the heat from the fudge and cooled for twenty minutes. The fudge is then worked for seven minutes with a large paddle to cool it and allow the sugar to crystallize. It is then formed into a loaf and sliced for packaging.
Ryba’s makes fourteen flavors of fudge in the summer and six in the winter. What’s the all-time favorite fudge? Chocolate Pecan. It outsells other flavors by 50%.
Ryba’s Fudge Shops
Mackinac Island, Michigan 49757
1-800-44-RYBAS
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The dramatic breccia mass rises 75 feet above the ground and is the largest of Mackinac Island’s many limestone stacks.
Centuries ago a huge lake that geologist call Lake Algonquin covered all but the center of Mackinac Island. Sugar Loaf was then a small, eroding island cut off from the surrounding land area. When the water receded, the stack was left standing as a tower of rock.
East side of island a short distance inland from the shoreline, Located on Sugar Loaf Road at Point Lookout.
Rising 146 feet above the water, Arch Rock is a natural curiosity which spans fifty feet as its widest point. It was formed over thousands of years by wind and water eroding soft rock below, leaving only the hard breccia rock which forms the arch.
East side of island near the shoreline, Located by taking Lake Shore Road, Arch Rock Road, Arch Rock Bicycle Trail, or Huron Road
