This recipe is the basic condensed milk version that is so easy it feels like you are cheating, but it tastes great so who cares. Mix it up using your choice of extract like mint or hazelnut instead of vanilla and/or add your favorite mix ins, like cookie dough, or nuts or peanut butter, the list can go on and on.
Dark Chocolate Fudge
Servings
32 Servings
Ingredients
- 3 cup good quality chocoalte 70% Cacao chips or chopped
- 1 14 oz. can sweetened condensed milk
- dash of salt
- 1 teaspoon extact vanilla, mint, hazelnut etc.
Instructions
- Line 8- or 9-inch pan with wax paper or parchment. Melt chocolate chips with sweetened condensed milk and salt in a heavy saucepan. Remove from heat; stir in extract of choice. Spread evenly in prepared pan. Chill 2 hours or until firm. Remove from pan by lifting edges of wax paper; peel off paper. Cut into squares.
- Tip – use high quality chocolate and you will never need to buy fudge again.
- If you want to make this pareve you can try using a non dairy substitute for condensed milk.
Thank you!
Make your own with these ideas from Go Dairy Free: https://www.godairyfree.org/dairy-substitutes/substitute-condensed-milk-buttermilk-sweetened-powder ! (Sweetened condensed milk is just evaporated milk with sugar added)
The link to the milk substitutes is no longer good. Can we please have a new link? Toda raba.
I don’t know which brands are cholov yisroel, but I do have info on parve substitutions for sweetened condensed milk, check this out http://www.joyofkosher.com/2011/06/pareve-substitution-for-sweetened-condensed-milk/
What brand of sweetened condensed milk is cholov yisroel?
& if i want to make this a non-dairy recipe what do i use instead of the sweetened condensed milk?
I haven’t tried it, but on the substitution guide she specifically says to use Cream of Coconut and not Coconut Cream. Cream of coconut is much sweeter and thicker, which one did you use?
i used coconut cream and it totally DIDN”T work for me – it’s soup
any ideas what to do now?
Looks delicious!
SuperDeal on Derek Hevron in Jerusalem has Sweetened Condensed Milk.
It’s from וילי פוד, the label is in Hebrew & English and the last can I bought (397 grams) cost ₪8.90.
I found it on the same shelf section as the UHT Milk (near the eggs & cheese sections).
I found it but it is not cholov Israel!
Hi, Jamie,
Do you know where in Israel you can buy condensed milk?
Thanks.