PEANUT BUTTER FUDGE #DESSERT #PEANUT

This nutty spread fudge calls for only 4 fixings and just takes a couple of minutes to make. It's normally veggie lover, sans gluten, without grain, and sans dairy (with a paleo alternative) yet can likewise be made with spread for a dairy rendition. It's improved with maple syrup, which gives it a marginally caramel-like surface!

I initially posted this formula a couple of years prior however realize that a few people were reluctant to make it, somewhat uncertain about the "bubble for 2 minutes venture." So I made a video to indicate you exactly how simple it is! No treat thermometer is required – you extremely simply heat it to the point of boiling and mix for 2 minutes. So natural! You can discover the video at the base of the post.

In case you're as yet uncertain about making it, look at the reviews!I've likewise tried a paleo alternative. Simply use cashew margarine! The outcome is excessively delightful and maple + cashews truly go so well together.I'm calling this veggie lover nutty spread fudge yet it's practically similar to a combination of caramel and fudge. You've either got the chance to have some poise or have a mate around when making this fudge. Security in numbers!Prefer a chocolate variant? This chocolate nutty spread fudge is much simpler than this peanut spread fudge formula! Also, on the off chance that you need something too rich and chocolaty, attempt my veggie lover paleo fudge formula.

Everything you do to make this nutty spread fudge is combine everything, bubble for 2 minutes, and after that solidify. What's more, to the extent fudge goes, I think this is really darned solid. All that is required is normal nutty spread (the sort with just peanuts and salt), maple syrup, coconut oil (or margarine on the off chance that you can eat dairy) and vanilla.

Ingredients:

• 1/2 cup (120 milliliters) pure maple syrup (I don't recommend honey - see the post for reasons why!)
• 1/3 cup (85 grams) salted natural peanut butter (the kind with just salt and peanuts) or cashew butter for a paleo version
• 1/4 cup (56 grams) coconut oil1 (commenters have used unsalted butter for a dairy version with success!)
• 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
• 1/2 cup (55 grams) roasted salted peanuts or cashews, coarsely chopped, optional – divided

Directions:

• Line a mini muffin pan with 12 waxed or silicone muffin liners. You can alternatively line a small container with parchment paper or waxed paper.
• In a small saucepan, mix together the maple syrup, peanut butter and coconut oil over medium heat. If your peanut butter is unsalted, add a pinch of salt. At first it might not appear to come together well. Stirring constantly, bring to a boil and while continuing to stir constantly, boil for about 2 minutes. It should have thickened a bit and become glossy. If you use a heavy bottom pan, you may need to boil it a little longer. Stir in the vanilla until well combined. Stir in 5 tablespoons chopped nuts, if using.
• Pour into the waxed or silicone liners, top with remaining 3 tablespoons chopped nuts, if using, and place the pan in the freezer. If you don't have room in your freezer, refrigerate for a few hours until firm and then transfer the fudge pieces to a small container that does fit in your freezer.
• Freeze for about 2-3 hours. The liners will be easy to remove once the fudge has thoroughly frozen. They'll stick if you try to remove them too early.
• This fudge does not travel well (unless you have a cooler!) It should be kept frozen.

Notes:
Please see the post concerning refined vs. unrefined coconut oil.

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