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To: NIKK

Could it be like this recipe

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/19168/grandpas-peanut-butter-fudge/

This picture has the look of my dad’s fudge, with that kind of crackly top. Used real peanut butter, I don’t see the point of using chips since they aren’t quite as peanut buttery, unless they Harden better and give you that crumbly texture. Somehow he managed to do that and I even think he used marshmallow cream. But I know that’s cheating :-) but I think I remember him having some on the counter. It could have been when he was just learning though. I really should have paid attention!

I only made eggnog fudge because I can only find eggnog seasonally. And I wanted to keep some of the eggnog flavor around. I froze the fudge and I can sneak a piece every now and then throughout the year now :-) the second batch was way too creamy so I tossed it. I hate wasting those ingredients but there’s no point having empty calories that aren’t even as I want them.


1,223 posted on 12/30/2018 12:33:34 PM PST by CottonBall (Thank you , Julian!)
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To: CottonBall

I did the same...I threw an entire batch of peanut butter fudge in the trash...it was too creamy. It was raining that day...LOL Tks...I'll look the recipe over. My mom never used chips or marshmallow. She wasn't one to keep that on hand.


1,227 posted on 12/30/2018 12:38:13 PM PST by STARLIT (Hope begins when you're standin in the dark lookin out at the light.)
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To: CottonBall

YES!!! That looks like my moms. I'm thrilled. THANKS.


1,232 posted on 12/30/2018 12:41:00 PM PST by STARLIT (Hope begins when you're standin in the dark lookin out at the light.)
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