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Fruity Christmas Fudge


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Ingredients

15 slice(s)

Fudge mix

  • 125 grams Arnott's Chocolate Ripple biscuits
  • 395 grams Sweetened condense milk
  • 375 grams Milk baking melts
  • 50 grams Butter
  • 40 grams Desiccated Coconut
  • 70 grams craisins
  • 70 grams sultanans
  • sprinkles, for decorating
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Recipe's preparation

  1. 1.              Grease a 20cm square cake tin and line with baking paper.

    2.              Put biscuits in TM bowl. Crush 10 secs/speed 4. Set aside.

    3.              Without washing the bowl, add chocolate melts. Grate 10 secs/ sp 9. Scrape the bowl.

    4.              Add condense milk and butter. Melt for 5 minuites/50 deg/speed 3.

    5.              Add desiccated coconut, craisins and sultanas. Mix 1 min/speed3/Counter-clockwise operation.

    6.              Working quickly, pour mixture into greased tin, spread evenly with the back of the spoon.

    7.              Sprinkle choice of decorations.

    8.              Chill in the fridge for 2-3 hours.

    9.              Trim edges, cut into 5 lines. Cut each line into 3 pieces.

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Tip

  To make Christmas trees: Trim each piece into a triangle with two longer sides and a small base. Insert lolly stick into base. Add pre-made flower decoration as the “star”.

or            Serve rectangles on cup cake patty and wrap with cellophane bag and ribbon for a different look.


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