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Randy I just made this fudge and it is in the fridge setting up. So easy to make and I know it will be fantastic! Thanks! I am making the coconut fudge when this is all gone.
Cute video Loved your family, they seem like a fun group. I'm wondering if frest lemon along with the orange extract would cut some of the sweetness. It looks delicious
Randy, i make chocolate fudge for Christmas every year and give along with cookies for Christmas. This year i tried the Orange creamsicle. This is so good. It is a hit. Did i say this is a hit. Now i am looking to expand varieties. Do you have any suggestions?
I made a lemon fudge a while back that even people who don't like lemons fell in love with, so you might check that one out. Thanks for your kind words, compadre. 😊
9 out of 10 recipes would add a bit of salt to counter act the sweetness. I wonder if that would work with candy just as well? I am not a huge candy maker, but I like to try one or two nice candy treats around Xmas time. What do you think about adding like 1/2 a tsp of salt with the sugar? Thank you for sharing.
It's also known as marshmallow creme. I use the terms interchangeably. Here's what I usually use: 4.bp.blogspot.com/-szodWUJNUtU/TenUXFYKhoI/AAAAAAAAAic/0ZVPRKgO4uw/s1600/fluff1.jpg
Okay that brother of yours..sheesh. Enjoying the vids much but diabetes makes it tough to binge. How about doing a few low sugar treats for us type 2's.
@@RandyMakesCandy Here's an idea how about a dark chocolate coated low sugar or sugar free jelly candy as an alternative to a coated jelly candy. Secondly I don't know if you consider an English style tart as a candy, but I enjoyed them as a treat when my dad was posted in Bedfordshire, England.
Looks delicious!
It's pretty dang tasty. 😁
your channel is so under-rated
love your vids and recipes
You are so very kind. Thank you.
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It's compadres like the two of you that keep me making these videos. 😍
Randy I just made this fudge and it is in the fridge setting up. So easy to make and I know it will be fantastic! Thanks! I am making the coconut fudge when this is all gone.
I love hearing that! Thanks for letting me know, compadre. 😊
Cute video
Loved your family, they seem like a fun group.
I'm wondering if frest lemon along with the orange extract would cut some of the sweetness. It looks delicious
That sounds like it would work. I'd love to hear your results if you give it a try. 😊
My mom loves orange sherbet, we’ll be trying these! Thanks for sharing
My pleasure. They're quite tasty. 😊
Looks amazing. Definitely trying this out.
Thanks! Please let me know how they turn out. 😊
Hope they were good!
Randy, i make chocolate fudge for Christmas every year and give along with cookies for Christmas. This year i tried the Orange creamsicle. This is so good. It is a hit. Did i say this is a hit. Now i am looking to expand varieties. Do you have any suggestions?
I made a lemon fudge a while back that even people who don't like lemons fell in love with, so you might check that one out. Thanks for your kind words, compadre. 😊
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Awww, thanks! ☺️
9 out of 10 recipes would add a bit of salt to counter act the sweetness. I wonder if that would work with candy just as well? I am not a huge candy maker, but I like to try one or two nice candy treats around Xmas time. What do you think about adding like 1/2 a tsp of salt with the sugar?
Thank you for sharing.
I love a sweet/salty combo! Adding a little bit of salt seems to enhance the sweetness, while a larger amount pulls it back a bit. Infinite variety! 😁
What is "marshmallow fluff"?
It's also known as marshmallow creme. I use the terms interchangeably. Here's what I usually use: 4.bp.blogspot.com/-szodWUJNUtU/TenUXFYKhoI/AAAAAAAAAic/0ZVPRKgO4uw/s1600/fluff1.jpg
We only know american measurements???
The description has both Imperial and Metric measurements.
I just gained two pounds just watching this! 😂
Oops! 🤣
Okay that brother of yours..sheesh. Enjoying the vids much but diabetes makes it tough to binge. How about doing a few low sugar treats for us type 2's.
Sounds like a great idea! What would you like me to make?
@@RandyMakesCandy Here's an idea how about a dark chocolate coated low sugar or sugar free jelly candy as an alternative to a coated jelly candy. Secondly I don't know if you consider an English style tart as a candy, but I enjoyed them as a treat when my dad was posted in Bedfordshire, England.
Ooh, the jelly idea sounds awesome! I also found a no-sugar fudge recipe that I want to try. Thanks!