Basic chocolate fudge
Once you’ve tried this easy recipe for simple chocolate fudge, it’ll be all you can do to not make it weekly!
Easy chocolate fudge
Other chocolate of choice can be used instead of Toblerone. Makes 25 Note
Fruit and nut fudge
Glucose syrup is available from the baking aisle of most supermarkets and at health food shops. Note
Fruit mince fudge
Keep chilled until ready to serve. To toast almonds, toss them in a dry frying pan over a medium heat for a minute or two until golden. Remove from pan immediately to prevent burning. Note
Caramel fudge bites
To prevent mixture sticking and scorching, use a heavy-based saucepan and stir constantly. Work quickly once chocolate is added, as fudge will set quickly. Don’t overcook; caramel may cause chocolate to seize. If so, start again. Note
Almond joy fudge
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Strawberry cream fudge
Glucose syrup is in the baking aisle with essences and cooking chocolate. Note
Red velvet fudge
Makes 24 pieces Soft ball stage: Drizzle a little hot syrup into cold water; a ball shape forms. Allow to cool. Ball should feel pliable and not snap when squeezed. Note
Choc cherry fudge
Rich, creamy chocolate fudge slice is packed full of sweet juicy cherry pieces and shredded coconut to create this beautiful dessert in under 15 minutes. With no baking required, simply pop this tasty treat in the fridge to set.
Rum and raisin fudge
The timeless combination of rich rum and sweet, juicy raisins is brought to life with decadent caramel notes in this beautiful fudge. Serve sliced straight from the fridge for a beautiful afternoon treat.
Nutty fudge slice
Wrap this slice with kitchen paper and string to add to the sense of occasion.