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Fudge Not Setting Up?

I made fudge, but it will not set. What can I do to save it?

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June 13, 20168 found this helpful
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Having read all the posts answering this question, I decided to just put my unset mixture back in the pan and heat to 237 degrees. I was sure my mistake had been to remove it from the heat too early first time round. Anyway, after reaching that temperature and then beating it to a thick consistancy, back it went into the tin and after another 30 mins it set and was fantastic. This recipe was basically sugar, evaporated milk, water and butter and a bit of vanilla extract.

 
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September 16, 20181 found this helpful

I added ordinary milk to stop it sticking to the pan then boiled it stirred it for ages then stirred it off the heat and it set lovely.

 
July 22, 20190 found this helpful

Ok I put it back in the pot boiled again. Still not setting. Would more marshmallows help?

 
December 18, 20190 found this helpful

I want to thank u my poor daughter has made our Christmas candys for years now that I have lost most of my sight but this year everything from the devendty to the fridge has felled the tips u gave worked wonderful fudge came out great Mary Christmas from the Estes / Ruiz family 2019 Dec 19

 
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December 19, 20190 found this helpful

Your advice on the fudge worked. Thank you and Merry Christmas!

 
December 28, 20190 found this helpful

For last resort, which became a favorite! My last fudge didnt set up. I did put it back in the pan to reheat, then became concerned it would burn. I added Uncooked oatmeal until it was thick, then Spooned it out on wax/parchment paper.

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Its a hit! Absolutely loved by all who try it! Ppl who reserve their eating of sweets to only excellent sugary treats came back for a second and third helping. (I used the dirt doctors fudge recipe).

 
December 15, 20200 found this helpful

Do you think reheating the fudge will help. There is a lot of fudge I put together and costly too.

 
December 24, 20210 found this helpful

I tried the reheating it took it to 240 is what my recipe said... And I beated it until it thickened up and wow great flavor thanks

 
December 21, 20162 found this helpful
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Hi I made some fudge which didn't set. So I Googled for help. I ended up scrapping the fudge back into the pot with a cup of water. Heated it back up again. Done the drop of fudge into ice water then I poured fudge into the dish again to set.this time I stirred it until the shine on the fudge dulled which I didn't do the 1st time around as recipe didn't say to.

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The fudge set almost instantly as I stirred it. Hope this helps some of you. It tasted lovely

 
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December 14, 20180 found this helpful

Hi I made the fudge to and when I put it in the frigerator it set up but when I took it out and put it on the counter overnight so we can eat it it started to soften up like a brownie batter and put it back in the refrigerator hoping it's going to set up but is there anything else I can do

 
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December 18, 20200 found this helpful

I tried to cook it till the gloss was gone as soon as I tried to taste it, it turned to rock, it was definitely overcooked.

 
November 25, 20152 found this helpful

I can tell you from years of experience making fudge for gifts, find a better recipe.

Eagle Brand has an excellent one which never fails and doesn't need a candy thermometer (if you can't find it, message me and I'll send it to you. In the meantime, you have an excellent ice-cream topping which might also be fun as a fruit dip.

 
October 8, 20160 found this helpful

I'd love to have the recipe please

 
December 6, 20160 found this helpful

I would love to have the recipe

 
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December 17, 20161 found this helpful

I would love the recipe with condensed milk

 
March 21, 20173 found this helpful
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I know what I did wrong later that evening I called my mom and told her about my fudge not setting at all !! She asked me if I had used Eagle Brand sweetened condensed milk? Guess what? I ran through that same recipe she gave me and sure enough, I had chosen carnation evaporated milk instead of the right canned milk! Thanks for your answer Nordie you are awesome! The recipe is simple with right stuff lol!

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Step 1
Put 2 bags of choc chips (kind of chocolate is optional, I hear dark is also yummy too) and 1 full 14oz Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk (not opt, LOL) in a microwave safe bowl.

Step 2
Cook in the microwave until melted, take out and check if ready!

Step 3
Stir really well with a spoon.

Step 4
Cover a square pan with a piece of wax paper and mold to the pan. Pour and wait for it to set.

Step 5
When it's set, take a large dinner plate on top and flip the pan over onto the plate and pull off wax paper.

Step 6
Cut and serve.

It's really fantastic fudge when prepared with the Right Ingredients. God Bless Yall!

 
July 3, 20170 found this helpful

Can you give me the eagle fudge recipe that you can make without a thermometer? That would be great.

 
December 19, 20170 found this helpful

I made fudge years ago for gifts. I got the recipe from the back of the confectioners sugar box. This recipe I got from Allreceipes.

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I'm so disappointed and I made 3 batches, so money also wasted. What can I do, anything???

 
December 6, 20180 found this helpful

I followed the Microwave ersion twice and still is not setting. How do I salvage at least one batch

 
May 1, 20200 found this helpful

Is there a way to fix it if you used evaporated milk?!

 
November 22, 20160 found this helpful

my fudge hasn't setwhat do I do to make it set quicker

 
December 10, 20160 found this helpful

How do I fix it?

 
December 12, 20161 found this helpful

I made peanut butter fug it did not set how can I fix

 
December 18, 20160 found this helpful

My fudge didn't set what do I do

 
December 18, 20160 found this helpful

There are two considerations put it to the heat until it dries up, or contact a chemist and ask them.
Fudge is sensitive to heat, and becomes lost if any error, known or unknown occur. If you can manage to find an item that is a compliment, you might add it until it becomes thick? The chances of it working into something else, might offer you an opportunity to enter a new desert sweet?

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When I think maple syrup, I think fudge as the end result of over cooking. To make maple syrup sticks, you place ice in a tray, then you pour the melted fluid over the ice, take wood stick and roll the quickly cooled result onto the stick. The result is difficult to store, bt is entertaining.

 
January 4, 20170 found this helpful

How do I get my fudge to get hard after it sets?

 

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