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December 12, 2012 Food » Food Feature

The annual fruitcake pilgrimage to Southern Supreme in Chatham County

by Emily Wallace @emily__wallace

If fruitcake has an arena, this is it: a narrow walkway that winds around the industrial kitchen at Southern Supreme and is separated from oversized ovens and mixers by a glass wall. Behind the partition, workers adorn brick-shaped cakes with candied bits…

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