Can you freeze fudge? And if so...how long? I made one batch with pecans and one without...I have a big plate made to set out tomorrow but I still have waaay too much left. So, can I freeze part of what is left and how long can I freeze it? |
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Cool...thanks! :thumbup: |
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I've always heard it's not good to freeze it, so I agree you should send the extra out to us. |
If only I could girls! I made 2 batches...one with pecans and one without so I have plenty of fudge to go around! We have a friend in the nursing home so we take some to him and he enjoys it. I just told my husband today that I'll be glad when all the sweets are out of the house! I made the fudge, cinnamon roasted mixed nuts (pecans, almonds and cashews) lemon bars and lemon cheesecake and we brought home a pumpkin pie, pumpkin cake, grapes dipped in white chocolate and covered in slivered almonds and my husband always has a huge candy canister filled with chocolate sitting on the kitchen counter. I can't get a break!! |
Can you please post the recipe for the cinnamon nuts? They sound delicious!! |
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Thanks!! |
PS - I remember reading that fudge doesn't freeze that well - but it does ship to Canada perfectly. Just sayin' . . . |
Wow, I want to come stay at your house! I'm a sweets whore :p |
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I have had a lot of luck through the years freezing all my Christmas cookies and candy. (That way I can start at the beginning of December making stuff.) It is rare that something does not freeze well. If I am making something new, I always freeze a few in the morning and eat them that evening to see if it is okay. :) |
I freeze fudge and it stays good for weeks....we usually have so much give to us that at Christmas that i have to freeze it :) |
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