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  • 2 Blocks Chocolate
  • 1 can Condensed milk.
  • 65 grams Butter
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  1. 1. Break chocolate up and mill at speed 9 for 10 seconds- set aside

  2. 2. Put condensed milk and butter intoi TM bowl and melt 5 mins,100 degree, speed 3, or until combined.

  3. 3. Add milled chocolate, speed 4, 80 degrees, approx 3 mins, or until melted and combined.

  4. 4. Pour into lined tin( 25cm x 15) and refridgerate for 3 hrs

  5. 5. Store in the fridge

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I use 1 block of Milk Chocolate and 1 dark chocolate- it is beautiful

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  • Lovely fudge, I used White chocolate and dark,...

    Submitted by Amazing1 on 26. July 2023 - 01:15.

    Lovely fudge, I used White chocolate and dark, really nice not too bitter, much better than using just dark chocolate.

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  • Perfect recipe, thank you!...

    Submitted by Laws54321 on 14. December 2021 - 16:44.

    Perfect recipe, thank you!

    I made this straight after making the condensed milk, so easy and delicious!

    P.S. I cleaned the bowl with milk... yummo!

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  • Fantastic fudge...second time making...uber...

    Submitted by 4422sharon on 22. December 2018 - 11:35.

    Fantastic fudge...second time making...uber easy....couldn't recommended more highly...

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  • Best fudge ever! I recommend this recipe all the...

    Submitted by cassdenning on 12. December 2018 - 22:32.

    Best fudge ever! I recommend this recipe all the time!!

    Please update the quantity of chocolate needed to 440g because the block sizes changed a couple years ago. Now 2 small blocks means 400g or 1 large block is only 350g, and it comes out too soft if you don’t know to use 440g!

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  • elenacocina: Yes, 395g is a can of sweetened...

    Submitted by cassdenning on 12. December 2018 - 22:26.

    elenacocina: Yes, 395g is a can of sweetened condensed milk here

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  • What's the size on a can of condensed milk please?...

    Submitted by elenacocina on 6. December 2018 - 19:05.

    What's the size on a can of condensed milk please? I checked Australian cans and it looks like 395g? Is it sweetened condensed milk? I think you can only buy sweetened? Well, here in Spain you only buy sweetened. Thanks a lot

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  • very easy to make and good results

    Submitted by Amazing1 on 30. November 2017 - 08:36.

    very easy to make and good results

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  • Love this one

    Submitted by Newbienanna on 20. March 2017 - 15:08.

    Love this one

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  • So total 440g of chocolate?

    Submitted by MolyG on 11. April 2016 - 16:30.

    So total 440g of chocolate?

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  • Fantastic!!   Loved it.

    Submitted by danirose15 on 11. January 2016 - 13:42.

    Fantastic!!

     

    Loved it.

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  • Oh my gosh. Delishious. a

    Submitted by Woodbury85 on 8. December 2015 - 07:53.

    Oh my gosh. Delishious.

    a little soft for hubbies liking, but I loved it.

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  • So easy and delicious, thank

    Submitted by samtren on 26. October 2015 - 13:51.

    So easy and delicious, thank you.  tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • Can you double the batch??

    Submitted by Kpear7 on 27. August 2015 - 20:06.

    Can you double the batch?? How would this affect cooking time? 

    Thanks 

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  • Wow, YUM YUM YUM! This was

    Submitted by kkap on 7. August 2015 - 21:03.

    Wow, YUM YUM YUM!

    This was ridiculously easy, but very addictive. I used a large bar (400g) of toblerone, plus a 39g Cadbury twirl, as that's what I had in my cupboard. The result is incredibly smooth, rich and delicious, I can't wait to experiment with different chocolates. Thanks so much for posting this recipe!

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  • Hi Terri, If you were making

    Submitted by SharonA on 2. August 2015 - 10:36.

    Hi Terri, If you were making this for a party I would only put out a little bit at a time because it will go soft if out of the fridge for too long. 

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  • This is the best!

    Submitted by Matt_Mandy_Nico on 20. June 2015 - 14:18.

    This is the best!

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  • So easy and delicious 

    Submitted by belj23 on 4. February 2015 - 18:14.

    So easy and delicious  tmrc_emoticons.D

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  • Devine!   I've used dark

    Submitted by Sarsy on 14. December 2014 - 13:04.

    Devine!  

    I've used dark chocolate and almond aswell as dark chocolate, almond and ginger and both have been great!

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  • Was thinking of making this

    Submitted by terri_78 on 8. December 2014 - 10:18.

    Was thinking of making this for the kids class parties this week but it would be out of the fridge for a few hours. Would that be ok or will it melt? TIA

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  • Amazing! make sure that you

    Submitted by ThermoHow on 26. September 2014 - 16:18.

    Amazing! make sure that you use two 220g block though (so 440 grams chocolate in total), I bought some chocolate that was only 200gram blocks and it didn't set so well. 

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  • So easy and so yummy

    Submitted by madezignz on 15. September 2014 - 09:52.

    So easy and so yummy tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • Only took a few minutes to

    Submitted by JodieTamblyn on 6. September 2014 - 14:27.

    Only took a few minutes to make and is smooth and beautiful. Perfect for Father's Day tomorrow. 

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  • Just heavenly.  So smooth and

    Submitted by superquilter55 on 5. September 2014 - 17:20.

    Just heavenly.  So smooth and silky.  Decadent.  Very easy. Worth the two blocks of Dairy Milk chocolate. 

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  • Absolutely love this fudge

    Submitted by sleepingd on 27. August 2014 - 13:28.

    Absolutely love this fudge recipe. I tried quite a few different ones that always turned out grainy/sugary and just awful. This recipe is delicious and smooth. I make it with lindt chocolate and it has been a hit every time. Thank you so much!

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  • Wanted to make fudge to have

    Submitted by PinkSwan on 27. July 2014 - 00:44.

    Wanted to make fudge to have as a sweet treat for a family gathiering and choose this one largely based on previous reviews.

    Certainly very easy to make, and the kids certainly loved it, but I would describe the result as simply softened dairy milk chocolate so much more than fudge.

    However it was happily gobbled up by all sweet toothed members of the family.

    Just unsure if I would make again if looking for a more tradinional style fudge.

     

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  • Literally a very easy &

    Submitted by Jandog cookn on 9. July 2014 - 08:27.

    Literally a very easy & fail-safe recipe........... as long as you refrigerate after it is cooled. Overnight preferably. I put a mix of dried fruit sprinkled on top - plums/cherrys/cranberries & shards of white chocolate. It looks amazing and everyone loves it. tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • Made it. Loved it. Now to add

    Submitted by Chelle M on 3. July 2014 - 20:06.

    Made it. Loved it. Now to add Cointreau!  tmrc_emoticons.) Thanks for the recipe!

    Chelle

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  • Yummy! Will definitely be

    Submitted by Miss_Kt on 3. July 2014 - 19:32.

    Yummy! Will definitely be making this fudge again  tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • I got distracted while

    Submitted by Vonny on 2. July 2014 - 21:56.

    I got distracted while putting it together and ended up mixing everything together but it still seemed to work. I used a mix of dark and white chocolate. I also used the homemade condensed milk. Next time I'll use good quality chocolate rather than the cooking choc which I'm sure will give an even better taste. Great easy recipe!

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  • First time making fuge and

    Submitted by AmberJones on 28. June 2014 - 18:08.

    Cooking 7 First time making fuge and yummo! 

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  • So tasty & easy.  I used left

    Submitted by PeppaPig on 22. June 2014 - 08:18.

    So tasty & easy.  I used left over Easter eggs (about 400g) instead of chocolate blocks.

    Going to make this again today with thermo made condensed milk and add some nuts at the end  tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • Family LOVES this! I crushed

    Submitted by BozzyMum on 21. June 2014 - 00:07.

    Family LOVES this! I crushed up some blanched almonds and added them to one batch!! SO SO GOOD!

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  • sounds delish! what size can

    Submitted by tanschroeders on 20. June 2014 - 19:16.

    sounds delish! what size can of condensed milk do you use? thanks

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  • Decadant and easy!!  Yum   

    Submitted by Domestic.Goddess on 19. June 2014 - 15:30.

    Decadant and easy!!  Yum  Love

     

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  • Just made this.. Husband was

    Submitted by JosieD23 on 18. June 2014 - 19:27.

    Just made this.. Husband was upset that 2 blocks of chocolate disappeared lol but is excited about the fudge.. I asked him if he wants me to set his alarm! Lol the mixutre tastes great! 

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  • Have been making it with

    Submitted by thermotrude on 17. June 2014 - 08:34.

    Have been making it with white chocolate. Very morish. Had some sitting on plate by itself.....husband come along picked up and said gee this funny tasting cheese. tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • QUESTION:  What size block

    Submitted by COZZI on 16. June 2014 - 19:14.

    QUESTION:  What size block did you use? How many grams?

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  • This sounds good, it's like

    Submitted by Greywing56 on 16. June 2014 - 16:47.

    This sounds good, it's like the fudge I make but I have difficulty using dark choc because it's really thick & hard.  I have been grating the choc, then adding the condensed milk (and not using butter, only 1 tbsp coconut oil) and it's still a very hard fudge, especially in winter.  I think adding the butter will make it smoother and easier to work with (I always add nuts or sweets to mine and sell in my sweet shop).  This method should make it a whole lot easier to make the dark choc fudges, especially heating the milk & butter first then adding the grated choc - definitely going to try this next time I do a batch of dark choc.  Oh, and try adding up to 150g chopped cherry ripe bars, or chopped Nestle White Knight bars, or nuts etc. Your only limit is your imagination so go wild, I do tmrc_emoticons.)

     

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  • Yummy! So easy and so tasty. 

    Submitted by KayeNorth on 30. March 2014 - 14:29.

    Yummy! So easy and so tasty. 

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  • Made this for some

    Submitted by thermiekailyn on 15. January 2014 - 18:36.

    Made this for some contractors doing work at the house... I didn't think I'd get rid of them! 

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  • I got a few OMG's this is

    Submitted by becca1605 on 26. December 2013 - 10:20.

    I got a few OMG's this is awesome when I served this up on Christmas Day. 

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  • First time making fudge and

    Submitted by dgjrich on 9. November 2013 - 09:58.

    First time making fudge and huge hit.  Described as "like the inside of a Lindt chocolate!"

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  • I made the condensed milk see

    Submitted by tmwr on 7. November 2013 - 19:28.

    I made the condensed milk see the following link:

    http://www.recipecommunity.com.au/recipes/condensed-milk/90971

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  • I have used cooking or normal

    Submitted by Renate Lazarus on 4. October 2013 - 21:24.

    I have used cooking or normal chocolate- 200gs per block. I'm sure white chocolate would work well also. Maybe mix through at the end so you get streaks

    Renate

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  •   I would like to try this

    Submitted by Panoukla on 30. September 2013 - 12:30.

      tmrc_emoticons.) I would like to try this to sell at a school fundraiser. Does the chocolate have to be a cooking variety and what size blocks did you use. I take it that white chocolate could also be substituted? Will try using the caramel  condensed milk for another flavour as well.  A few test runs may be on the cards.....oh well someone has to be the guinea pig!  tmrc_emoticons.;) lol.

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  • Easy!!!

    Submitted by Renate Lazarus on 29. September 2013 - 20:58.

    Easy!!!

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  • :)

    Submitted by Renate Lazarus on 29. September 2013 - 20:57.

    tmrc_emoticons.;) tmrc_emoticons.) tmrc_emoticons.)

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