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Recipe for fudge
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Will give these a try, thankyou.Spend less now, work less later.0
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I know you wanted a no cook recipe, but this is a great fudge recipe that always works.
1lb white sugar
2oz golden syrup
2oz butter
1/4pt evaporated milk
1tsp vanilla
7inch tin greased, sponge cake tin is ok
Put everything into a pan except vanilla, heat gently till butter melted and sugar dissolved. Turn up heat and boil rapidly for about 3 minutes, stir to prevent mixture catching, cool slightly and add vanilla, put in tin, dont let it cool too much as it sets really quickly, if it does just reheat and put in tin. Cut into pieces. You can add chopped glace cherries, or walnuts with the vanilla about 2oz. Makes a great gift0 -
More if you've had kidsJojo_the_Tightfisted wrote: »But - condensed milk cans were quite easily secreted about the person, apparently. For those that way inclined.
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I made the no cook fudge recommended by Annie in post 2 and it is delicious.Spend less now, work less later.0
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glad it worked out
ive merged this with our fudge thread
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A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Can someone tell me what Crumbly fudge is? I've tried googling it but have no idea. Is it just fudge that crumbles when broken instead of being soft & chewy?What's yours is mine and what's mine is mine..0
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