Easy Chocolate Fudge
by P. Peggy , Austin, Texas on Jan. 2012
My brother brought this Christmas and it was delicious and easy to make and we all wanted the receipe!
happy fudge eater
by J. Jeane , canyon lake TX on Dec. 2011
So good and so simple!
STICK to the recipe
by G. Geraldine , Montrose PA on Dec. 2011
I substituted a milk chocolate peanutbutter chip combination 12-oz. pkg. and the fudge wouldn't harden. I had a BIG mess, rolling it into balls and then into granulated sugar so it could still be eaten. They never did get hard. I called them "Horse Puckey!" and they were tasty. The first batch from orig. recipe were perfect.
Tasty
by L. Linda , Wa.state on Sep. 2011
Very good fudge but, mine did not firm up. Put in freezer, still fairly soft, ate with a spoon. Any advice pls?
Delicious & sooooo easy
by S. Shona , NC on Aug. 2011
OMG these are amazing!!! This was my first time making fudge. I substituted the walnuts for slivered almonds like other ppl recommended. So easy and super good!!! 5 stars!!! :)
choclate fudge
by a. anna , 4430 on Feb. 2011
the best thing
This fudge is great
by S. Stefanie , South Pittsburg, TN on Jun. 2010
This fudge is so easy to make, and delicious.
BLUE RIBBON
by D. Danette , Biloxi, MS on Jun. 2010
I made this fudge for the county fair. I substituted pistaschios for the chopped walnuts. I was in competition with others who had been doing this for years. Imagine my surprise when I was awarded a blue ribbon.
Substitutions
by M. Melinda , Minnesota on May. 2010
After the holidays, I make this fudge from the small amounts of chocolate chips left over from other recipes -- combined to make 2 cups. Also, I substitute for the walnuts either whatever leftover nuts I might have (chopped up, mixed is good) or crushed candy canes.
Just like a rich chocolate candy bar!
by B. BARRIE , Danville, KY on Feb. 2010
I used chopped almonds and my family thought it was divine! Great for a family of chocoholics:)