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From tablet and fudge to macaroon bars and Edinburgh rock, Scotland has a rich tradition of handmade sweets. Discover what makes each one special in our complete guide.

Looking for a Scottish sweet gift that feels special? From handmade tablet to fudge gift boxes, here are our top picks for every occasion — all made in Glasgow with love.

You don't really need a nudge to get out the Fudge. Whether you’re celebrating your mum, aunt, grandmother, wife, sister or any special maternal figure, we’ve got you covered. Aldomak has a cute range of neatly packed goodies but should help any deserving Mum enjoy a moment of indulgence or nostalgia!  Many of the packs are letter boxable to help keen the cost of postage down - but we do try to deliver quality every time, and a moment of sheer yumminess in every bite. It will be no surprise but just a reminder....we are award winning makers of Scottish Tablet, Fudge, Scottish Macaroon and some cheeky little oat bars, ideal after the gym, up a hill or just with...

Scottish tablet and fudge look similar and share ingredients, but the taste and texture couldn't be more different. Here's how to tell them apart — and why it matters.

If you've landed here searching for Strathaven toffee, you're not alone. Every week, hundreds of people across Scotland and beyond type those two words into Google — looking for a taste they remember from childhood, a gift they once received, or a sweet they've heard about but can't seem to track down. The short answer is: Gilmour's Strathaven Toffee Shop closed its doors in 2005. The product that made it famous — Gilmour's Original Pure Butter Tablet — is no longer in production. But the longer story is worth telling. And if you're here because you're craving proper handmade Scottish tablet, we can help with that too. The Story of Gilmour's Strathaven Toffee Shop Samuel Gilmour first started making Strathaven...