Introducing Our New Caramel Sauces! A New Way to Enjoy a Little Murdick’s Sweetness! For generations, Murdick’s Famous Fudge has been a favorite stop for visitors to Mackinaw City, Michigan. From the rich aroma of freshly made fudge to the sweet memories families take home, we’ve always believed that a little sweetness can make any day special. Now, we’re excited to introduce something new to our online store — Murdick’s Gourmet Caramel Sauces! And just in time for the Christmas season, we’re offering them together in a beautifully packaged Caramel Topping Gift Box. Two Delicious Caramel Flavors to Fall in… Read More »

For more than six decades, the Mackinac Bridge has stood as an engineering marvel connecting Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas. Behind this iconic landmark are the skilled ironworkers whose courage and craftsmanship made it possible. Each year, the International Ironworkers Festival in Mackinaw City honors their legacy with exciting competitions, family-friendly events, and a celebration of the trade that helped shape one of America’s most recognizable bridges. Whether you’re visiting for the festival or simply exploring Northern Michigan, it’s the perfect time to experience the history, traditions, and sweet treats that make Mackinaw City a memorable destination.

If you’re planning a visit to Mackinaw City or ordering Murdick’s Famous Fudge online, you probably have a few questions. Since 1887, the Murdick family has handcrafted Murdick’s Famous Fudge using fresh cream, real butter, premium Belgian chocolate, and traditional marble slab techniques. Here are answers to the questions we hear most often.

Does Murdick’s Famous Fudge Need to Be Refrigerated?

No. Murdick’s Famous Fudge is best enjoyed at room temperature. Refrigeration…Read More

Walk into Murdick’s Famous Fudge in Mackinaw City and you’ll notice something special almost immediately. The rich aroma of fresh fudge fills the air, and if you’re lucky, you’ll see Aaron Murdick working a warm batch of fudge by hand on a marble slab.

This isn’t just a demonstration for visitors—it’s the same traditional method the Murdick family has used since 1887.

While many candy companies have switched to machines…Read More