BASIC Fudge recipe!!
December 11, 2014
- Prep: 5 mins
- Cook: 1 hr 30 mins
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5 mins
1 hr 30 mins
1 hr 35 mins
- Yields: Vaires
Directions
1Place all ingredients into slow cooker
2On Low - lid off
3Stir every 15mins or so for 90mins - use a metal spoon to stir
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5Pour into lined tin to refrigerate till set
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7Various chocolate flavours can be used for this fudge and many members then decorate it with various chocolate or lollies on top also
8Your imagination is your only limit 🙂
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10Read Fudge Frequently Asked Questions here ..
Submitted by Paulene Christie
12 Reviews
Raelene Cruse
December 20, 2018
Hi i am making this for the first time just wondering what temperature for my 6 litre slow cooker please.
Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central
December 19, 2018
I use a 20cm x 20cm tin
You can use any size, bigger will just mean fudge is thinner
Laura
December 18, 2018
Just wondering, what size pan you’d use please?
Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central
December 10, 2018
You can always remelt it back in and add extra chocolate to fix that 🙂
Especially if original choc had soft filling or bits in the choc it can reduce the overall choc volume so extra helps overcome this
Lindseu
December 10, 2018
Mine is too soft even after over night in the fridge any ideas?
Jodie Leemhuis
November 16, 2018
Absolutely simple and easy fudge to make and enjoy 😊 I especially love that it can be used as a base to create any type of fudge you want 😋 I use this recipe regularly when creating new fudges, thanks so much for sharing this with us Paulene Christie 😘
Kerrie
August 20, 2018
So easy and delicious! I had to stop myself from eating it all as I cut it up. Mine took about 2 hours to cook.
Alison Nermut-Nichols
June 12, 2018
Yummy! Works perfectly every time! We love experimenting with different flavors and additions 🙂
Ali
November 25, 2017
Tried this today. Did mine on high in my old 6.5l Crock pot. Took about 45 mins to come together.
Turned out lovely! Going to add Rice Krispies to next batch and then experiment with flavours and toppings a bit in future.
Sharon King
August 28, 2017
This recipe is fantastic and so versatile. I used this as a base and made a variety of fudges; some with chopped red frogs in the mix, others topped with popping candies, chopped nuts and others just plain and topped with choc hearts. They were all such a hit! This recipe was perfect for my 1.5 litre, and I also did a double batch in my 3 litre. Will definitely make again and again.
Anne
August 28, 2016
I’m going to rate this recipe as a 5! It is SO easy. Made fudge yesterday for the first time and it is a whopping success. I used the Basic recipe and at the end, before putting in a pan, stirred in raisins and almonds. This fudge is so delicious I might want to eat it all, but it’s so rich I can only eat one piece! I highly recommend this recipe.
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Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central
December 23, 2018
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