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I love fudge. I will say it again, I LOVE fudge. However, some of the ingredients in the traditional homemade fudge recipes that I have used in the past have some not so wonderful ingredients. GMO beet sugar, sweetened condensed milk, Hershey’s milk chocolate. You get the idea.
I also love easy recipes. So, in a hurry to head out the door to teach an essential oils class I whipped this one up. It was an experiment that turned out amazing and kept my attendees quite happy throughout my class! Who doesn’t love homemade fudge?!
The essential oil is optional, and you can also try different flavors: lavender, lemon, tangerine. But, seriously c’mon, it’s 3-ingredient homemade fudge, how can you go wrong with this one!
3-Ingredient Homemade Fudge
Ingredients:
- 3 cups chocolate chips (we use this kind because they are gluten, soy and dairy free)
- 1 cup milk of your choice, we use raw cows milk
- 1/4 cup grass-fed butter (if you can’t find it in stores, you can order this kind online)
- 20 drops peppermint essential oil (optional) — I only use food grade essential oils in my recipes, you can find them HERE
- coconut oil for greasing pan
Directions:
- In a medium saucepan, melt ingredients together
- when melted and well combined, stir in peppermint oil (if you plan to use it) and adjust to your personal mint preference
- pour into a greased glass baking dish
- chill in the fridge until firm
- cut into squares and enjoy….try not to eat the whole pan of homemade fudge at once!
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How could you go wrong with those ingredients? 😉 I love it. 🙂
Could you use Ghee or Coconut Oil instead of the Butter?
I dont think it would taste near as good
I would love to try this. The photo makes it look a bit less firm than traditional fudge. Do you find it is more squishy, or melts quicker than regular fudge, which looks "drier" in photos? I prefer the firm texture, so I am wondering if I did not use all the milk would it turn out better. It's just hard to tell from photos. Thanks for the idea!
It is less firm, I am sure that using less milk would do the trick
Could almond milk be used
I am not sure, I have not used almond milk in the recipe. You could certainly give it a try. Let me know if it turns out! 🙂
sounds good, although there’s more then just three ingredients…