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Well-made, polish fudge is created by heating saccharide, butter, milk, corn syrup, chocolate and other ingredients to 234 degrees Fahrenheit before letting cool to 110 degrees Fahrenheit. It is not mixed during the cooling process. The cooled fudge is then stirred continuously for most 15 minutes or until it begins to set. Afterward it is poured into a wax lined pan where it is hardens for a few hours. The shaped fudge tin can then be cut and consumed. It'due south a time consuming process, then avoid throwing away difficult fudge by learning how to soften the sweet treat.

Bread in a Bag

Place the difficult fudge in a plastic purse.

Identify a piece of bread or a clammy paper towel in the bag.

Seal the purse airtight and allow the fudge fix over night. The fudge will soften as it absorbs the wet released by the paper towel or bread.

Microwave Information technology

Slice the fudge into small cubes no larger than 1-past-1 inch. Larger pieces may soften effectually the edges and remain difficult in the center.

Arrange the fudge on a microwave rubber plate. For all-time results, space the fudge then information technology is not touching.

Identify the plate of fudge in the microwave. Close the door and printing "Time Melt." Press "15" and the "Showtime" button.