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Does Fudge Need to be Refrigerated? Exploring Storage Recommendations

Ricardo Davis

– Fudge should be stored at room temperature for 2 to 3 weeks wrapped in its original wax paper.
– It should not be refrigerated as this will dry it out.
– If you want to keep fudge for longer than 3 weeks, it can be frozen for up to a year.
– To freeze fudge, wrap it in an airtight container using several layers of saran wrap, vacuum seal, or Tupperware.
– When ready to enjoy the frozen fudge, thaw it on the counter for a couple of hours.
– If fudge becomes hard due to being left unwrapped or accidentally refrigerated, it may be possible to soften it by wrapping it in several layers of clear wrap to allow moisture to re-permeate it.
– Another option for hard fudge is to melt it with a splash of milk in a saucepan and use it as a fudge sauce for ice cream.

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Deliciously Creamy Fudge Recipe without Condensed Milk: A GuiltFree Twist!

Ricardo Davis

– Recipe for fudge without condensed milk
– Alternative fudge recipe for those without condensed milk
– Main ingredients for fudge recipe without condensed milk
– Dark chocolate or chocolate chips for fudge without condensed milk
– Butter for fudge without condensed milk
– Milk options for fudge without condensed milk (almond milk, regular milk)
– Powdered sugar for fudge without condensed milk
– Vanilla extract for fudge without condensed milk
– Suggestions for using semi-sweet or dark chocolate for less sweetness
– Instructions for melting chocolate, butter, and milk together
– Adding powdered sugar and vanilla extract to the mixture
– Transferring the mixture to a pan and refrigerating until firm
– Cutting the fudge into squares
– Three methods for making chocolate fudge without sweetened condensed milk
– Use of a 4×4-inch pan or sandwich-sized reusable plastic container

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