Want the Taste of Fudge In A Hurry? Like in Two Minutes?
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I make this fudge in no time for my pets and me! The recipe only makes 9 (!!) servings so I double it. You will love it and you gotta try it! Like the small amount that it makes because sometimes you may just want a tiny bit.
Fast Fudge
2 Tb. butter or margarine
1-1/2 tsp. baking cocoa
1/2 cup confectioner's sugar
1/2 tsp. milk
2 Tb. cr. p-nut butter (optional)
1) Melt butter and remove from heat.
Add cocoa; mix well
Add sugar; stir well
Add milk; stir well
Add peanut butter; mix well
2) Drop by teaspoonsful onto waxed paper. Flatten top or shape into patties
or balls. Eat right away or refrig til serving.
p.s. Roll in chocolate sprinkles for extra oomp! Enjoy!
here's a pic:
Fast Fudge
2 Tb. butter or margarine
1-1/2 tsp. baking cocoa
1/2 cup confectioner's sugar
1/2 tsp. milk
2 Tb. cr. p-nut butter (optional)
1) Melt butter and remove from heat.
Add cocoa; mix well
Add sugar; stir well
Add milk; stir well
Add peanut butter; mix well
2) Drop by teaspoonsful onto waxed paper. Flatten top or shape into patties
or balls. Eat right away or refrig til serving.
p.s. Roll in chocolate sprinkles for extra oomp! Enjoy!
here's a pic:
Fast Fudge
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'Sounds delish!!!! I can't wait to try it out. I'm an habitual chocoholic!
One word of caution thought...You mentioned that you make this for yourself and your pets. My vet has told me, and I've read it too, that chocolate is lethal to dogs. Don't ask me why, but as I do understand it, there is some toxin formed in their digestive tract from the chocolate and it can kill them. I could never forgive myself for hurting one of mine and I know you feel the same.
One word of caution thought...You mentioned that you make this for yourself and your pets. My vet has told me, and I've read it too, that chocolate is lethal to dogs. Don't ask me why, but as I do understand it, there is some toxin formed in their digestive tract from the chocolate and it can kill them. I could never forgive myself for hurting one of mine and I know you feel the same.
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Originally Posted by shequilts
'Sounds delish!!!! I can't wait to try it out. I'm an habitual chocoholic!
One word of caution thought...You mentioned that you make this for yourself and your pets. My vet has told me, and I've read it too, that chocolate is lethal to dogs. Don't ask me why, but as I do understand it, there is some toxin formed in their digestive tract from the chocolate and it can kill them. I could never forgive myself for hurting one of mine and I know you feel the same.
One word of caution thought...You mentioned that you make this for yourself and your pets. My vet has told me, and I've read it too, that chocolate is lethal to dogs. Don't ask me why, but as I do understand it, there is some toxin formed in their digestive tract from the chocolate and it can kill them. I could never forgive myself for hurting one of mine and I know you feel the same.
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Originally Posted by MissTreated
Additionally, it builds in their system. So they might be fine for awhile, and then WHAM, they're dead. Proceed with caution....
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Chocolate can kill a dog. My friends dog got into the chocolate chips in her pantry. He ate half a bag. Emergency vet visit, over $1k and he didnt make it. So no chocolate for pooches :(
Easiest fudge recipe:
1 14 oz can of condensed milk
1 1/2 bags (12 oz bags) of chocolate chips
1 tsp vanilla
dash of salt
melt over low heat (takes about 2 minutes)
stir in: marshmellows? nuts? raisens etc.
place in wax paper lined 9" square pan or bread loaf pan.
refridgerate for 2 or more hours. turn out of pan, cut in bite sized pieces. Found this in a 1986 Bon Appetite magazine an Ad from Eagles Condensed milk. Everyone loves it, you can add what you like or simply leave it plain. Darned good.
Easiest fudge recipe:
1 14 oz can of condensed milk
1 1/2 bags (12 oz bags) of chocolate chips
1 tsp vanilla
dash of salt
melt over low heat (takes about 2 minutes)
stir in: marshmellows? nuts? raisens etc.
place in wax paper lined 9" square pan or bread loaf pan.
refridgerate for 2 or more hours. turn out of pan, cut in bite sized pieces. Found this in a 1986 Bon Appetite magazine an Ad from Eagles Condensed milk. Everyone loves it, you can add what you like or simply leave it plain. Darned good.
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Originally Posted by Elisabrat
Chocolate can kill a dog. My friends dog got into the chocolate chips in her pantry. He ate half a bag. Emergency vet visit, over $1k and he didnt make it. So no chocolate for pooches :(
Easiest fudge recipe:
1 14 oz can of condensed milk
1 1/2 bags (12 oz bags) of chocolate chips
1 tsp vanilla
dash of salt
melt over low heat (takes about 2 minutes)
stir in: marshmellows? nuts? raisens etc.
place in wax paper lined 9" square pan or bread loaf pan.
refridgerate for 2 or more hours. turn out of pan, cut in bite sized pieces. Found this in a 1986 Bon Appetite magazine an Ad from Eagles Condensed milk. Everyone loves it, you can add what you like or simply leave it plain. Darned good.
Easiest fudge recipe:
1 14 oz can of condensed milk
1 1/2 bags (12 oz bags) of chocolate chips
1 tsp vanilla
dash of salt
melt over low heat (takes about 2 minutes)
stir in: marshmellows? nuts? raisens etc.
place in wax paper lined 9" square pan or bread loaf pan.
refridgerate for 2 or more hours. turn out of pan, cut in bite sized pieces. Found this in a 1986 Bon Appetite magazine an Ad from Eagles Condensed milk. Everyone loves it, you can add what you like or simply leave it plain. Darned good.
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Oh my, and I just gave up chocolate for Lent. I'm printing this out and will have it on Easter Sunday. I thought about giving up quilting for Lent but seriously, 6 weeks with no quilting, I think not.
When I was in elementary school the nuns made us give up something for Lent. My choice was always beef stew, hated it.
When I was in elementary school the nuns made us give up something for Lent. My choice was always beef stew, hated it.
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Originally Posted by Roberta
Oh my, and I just gave up chocolate for Lent. I'm printing this out and will have it on Easter Sunday. I thought about giving up quilting for Lent but seriously, 6 weeks with no quilting, I think not.
When I was in elementary school the nuns made us give up something for Lent. My choice was always beef stew, hated it.
When I was in elementary school the nuns made us give up something for Lent. My choice was always beef stew, hated it.
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Chocolate is very bad for dogs, causes liver damage.
Vet said one M&M for a small dog can cause problems.
I have a sick little dog now, may have to have put down.
My heart just breaks thinking about it.
Vet said one M&M for a small dog can cause problems.
I have a sick little dog now, may have to have put down.
My heart just breaks thinking about it.
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