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This is not an urban myth... my aunt years ago worked for

See's Candies and got this recipe for (small batch) fudge.

It's killer, gang, so be careful!! I have only given this out one time but now decided to share with you all.

See's Fudge

4 1/2 cups sugar

1 can + 1 oz. Evap. milk (13 oz.)

Place in large kettle + bring to full rolling boil for 8

mins, stirring constantly. (Keep heat as low as possible

while still boiling)

Place in large mixing bowl:

3- 6oz pkgs semi-sweet choc chips

1 7oz jar marshmallow cream

2 cubes butter 2 tsps vanilla

Pour sugar and milk over ingredients in bowl.

Stir until smooth and add 3 cups chopped nuts.

Pour into large cookie sheet. When cool, cut into

small squares.

Evap. milk used to come in 13 oz. cans.

A little spray coating on your kettle will help

keep mixture from sticking and make clean-up

easier.

Yummy. Enjoy!

Ohhh.. I love fudge



thanks for the recipe.. 3 cups of nuts does not sound like a small batch though LOL



last time made fudge something was wrong with the candy thermometer and the fudge would not harden.. it was like molasses, sticky.. but we still ate it (with a spoon)

Sounds lovely, and me on the Atkins as well ( mind you anything with carbs in sounds lovely!) :rolleyes:

>>^..^ Ohhh.. I love fudge



thanks for the recipe.. 3 cups of nuts does not sound like a small batch though LOL



last time made fudge something was wrong with the candy thermometer and the fudge would not harden.. it was like molasses, sticky.. but we still ate it (with a spoon)


Hmmm I guess that's "small batch" as opposed to what a See's Candies store

would make for sale to customers! It is actually quite a bit but I always keep

it in the fridge and get nice little boxes, makes great hostess gifts for parties

and if people stop by. I limit myself to a piece or two a day. TRY to limit

myself.

My husband just came in totally shocked "SWEETIE, YOU'RE GIVING AWAY

YOUR FUDGE RECIPE?"

valerie wrote: I limit myself to a piece or two a day.
Oh I do that too... of course the piece is 6 inches x 4 inches and 2 inches thick

I'd like to be put on record that I can vouch for Valerie's fudge.

OUTSTANDING! We've been the lucky recipients of her fudge over the years.

I love fudge, my mum used to make big batches of it when I was a kid my favourite flavour back then was chocolate but now I prefer rum and raisin you can't beat homemade fudge though, thanks Valerie, will try out the recipe asap

Shameless BUMP.



And Happy Holidays!!



:o :-4

Aw, come on, Snoozie, it's not REALLY cooking! And it's sooooo GOOD it'll

knock your socks off!!



Hey, wait a minute... maybe you don't exactly want THAT!!



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abbey wrote: Sounds lovely, and me on the Atkins as well ( mind you anything with carbs in sounds lovely!) :rolleyes:


I know where a butter and cheese thread are at.

valerie wrote: Hmmm I guess that's "small batch" as opposed to what a See's Candies store

would make for sale to customers! It is actually quite a bit but I always keep

it in the fridge and get nice little boxes, makes great hostess gifts for parties

and if people stop by. I limit myself to a piece or two a day. TRY to limit

myself.



My husband just came in totally shocked "SWEETIE, YOU'RE GIVING AWAY

YOUR FUDGE RECIPE?"


So are you from California then? See's candy;)

YUP! Born and raised!



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SnoozeControl wrote: See's Candy has expanded beyond California... they even have them in Utah, the pothole capital of the nation.


then again SEE's isnt SEE's anymore....I forgot they sold.

A little early in the year, but here's a bump for you candy lovers!!



:-4 :-6 :-4 :-6

Thanks Val! :-4

Ooooh that sounds so delicious, don't suppose you have any pics of this fudge, that I can drool over?? :sneaky:

Bumping this, because everyone who loves fudge needs to make it!

Oh, I'm glad this thread got a BUMP! I'm going to try this - but I haved a question. I'm not much of a cook, so have pity on me. What's a "cube" of butter?

It's sticks of butter. I had to ask too.

I think I'm in the Twilight Zone! I posted to this thread a little while ago and asked a question....but my post is not here. Oh, well, I'll not take it personally.

I love fudge, but am not much of a cook. Please tell me what a "cube" of butter is. I'm going to try to make this. If it doesn't work out...well, I've learned how to hide the evidence.

If you can't see this, please let me know! :yh_laugh

Oh, I have been thinking of fudge for about two weeks now! I am getting out my shopping list for all these ingredients, thanks!:)

Hey, what gives??! Now I'm really confused...if this is an attempt to make me think I'm losing my mind, it's working. I can see both my replies now. Weird. Just pretend I'm not here...

Chickadee;486444 wrote: Oh, I'm glad this thread got a BUMP! I'm going to try this - but I haved a question. I'm not much of a cook, so have pity on me. What's a "cube" of butter?


A "cube" is a stick of butter, Chickie.

Thank you for the fudge recipe. when you say cubes for the butter, what does that mean? My husband has been asking me to make him fudge so i thought i would try your recipe. please let me know

feirouz;512739 wrote: Thank you for the fudge recipe. when you say cubes for the butter, what does that mean? My husband has been asking me to make him fudge so i thought i would try your recipe. please let me know


Sticks of butter. Yes, a half pound!! Have fun, and let me know what your

hubby says!!



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I made this recipe "as written" yesterday. It does taste wonderful, but it didn't set up so it can be cut - it's still rather "spoon fudgy". I'll blame myself for not checking any other "See's Fudge" recipes online, but have just done that, only to find that they call for "3 bags (12 oz.) choc. chips", where your recipe states "3 bags (6 oz.) choc. chips. Others = 36 oz. total, yours = 18 oz. total. That could certainly account for it not getting hard enough to cut. Any thoughts? Linda

Time to resurrect this world famous and world's best fudge recipe!

Tombstone;1271113 wrote: Time to resurrect this world famous and world's best fudge recipe!


Wonderful! I'll try this in the next couple of days.

Well I'll be...

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WOW !!! Hi Valerie!! So good to see you... and hi Zapata, too. Pam scratches her head trying to find a suitably respectful, not to familiar greeting for THE BOSS. Um.. Good Evening, Sir... giggle. The fudge sounds awesome!!:sneaky:

Hi Valerie, Nice to see you.

Thanks for the recipe! I love making fudge. This is a little different than mine so maybe ill make a batch this year =)

Hey Val :-6 Great to see you.

I know its been asked but what IS marshmallow cream ?

Snowfire;1271440 wrote: Hey Val :-6 Great to see you.

I know its been asked but what IS marshmallow cream ?


Sometimes called marshmallow FLUFF. It looks like marshmallows

that aren't "formed" it's very gooey and sticky. I'm not sure

you can get it anywhere but the states...

I am making fudge for the first time in my life this holiday season (wish me luck) and I am definitely going to try this recipe! It sounds marvelous and I know my mother would set up a tent in See's Candy Store if she could! I might actually impress her!!!!!!! WooHoo Thanks for sharing

Welcome to ForumGarden, ma'am.

i'm not into Fudge but I am a fan of Ganache and truffles.

I :-4 fudge!

Well now, a once a year bump isn't so bad, is it?

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valerie;1346175 wrote: Well now, a once a year bump isn't so bad, is it?

:-6


Thank you so much for the recipe. I bought the ingredients yesterday and just read the post from fudgefinder that said she thinks it needs 3 12 oz. pkgs. instead of 3 6oz. pkgs. 0f chips. Which is correct? Did hers not set because of under boiling it? I'm all set to start boiling.

Three 6 oz. packages... 18 ounces total is the correct amount. The 6 oz. packages

can be hard to find, so sometimes I buy just 2 of the 12 oz. and then split the second

package in half, weighing out 6 ounces. It's more of a pain doing it that way, but

whaddya gonna do?

Let me know how it turns out for you!!

Thanks Valerie. I'll make it tomorrow and hide it real fast, before my taste buds know it's around.

Any of you ever notice how many views this thread has had?:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

I hope they share some fudge with us..................

flopstock;1347771 wrote: Any of you ever notice how many views this thread has had?:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl


Egads, not until you said that!!! What the hay?

Thanks for the recipe. I will try to make this!