Excellent Carob Fudge

"Here is a fudge you Will enjoy and not feel guilty about eating it. It is healthy and very good. This fudge is my sisters favorite after I made some for her. It is easy and yummy too! You can substitute ingredients too if you wish,like...flax seeds, oat bran, powdered milk."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
9
Yields:
24 bars
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ingredients

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directions

  • Melt honey in a double boiler over low heat.
  • Add peanut butter and the rest of the ingredients.
  • Press into a well greased 9x13 pan.
  • Sprinkle with additional cocout.
  • let set a few minutes and cut into 24 bars.

Questions & Replies

  1. Is this suitable for IC disease
     
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Reviews

  1. This fudge is FULL off the good stuff! I actually only made a quarter recipe (6 servings), since I figured that BF and I don't need a whole 9x13 tray of fudge all to ourselves, even if it it IS a healthier version. I used wonderul Oklahoma pecans instead of the walnuts (Thank you Jen/ladypit!) and half sesame seeds and half flax seeds. I did use the optional lecithin, and I don't know if it is because of this, but the texture was very nice and cohesive and fudgy. I used a lovely raw wildflower honey and organic crunchy peanut butter. Just really great. Each bite is kind of like a chocolatey (or caroby I guess) bite of rich trail mix. I'm not really sure how to explain it, but it tastes lovely and decadent, full of nuts and seeds and coconut and carob. I think it is quite rich and you only need a small square to be satisfied. I think I could certainly get 12 serving out of my small 6-serving tin. Thank you for posting, michEgan! You're certainly right... this fudge is excellent!
     
  2. This was great. I loved all the healthy seeds and nuts. It tasted delicious, too. Thanks so much!
     
  3. This is super yummy and chocolatey. I didn't put in lecithin - I don't even know what that is. I keep it in the freezer instead so that it stays solid. I am just about to make this for the third time. Thanks Michegan
     
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  1. This fudge is FULL off the good stuff! I actually only made a quarter recipe (6 servings), since I figured that BF and I don't need a whole 9x13 tray of fudge all to ourselves, even if it it IS a healthier version. I used wonderul Oklahoma pecans instead of the walnuts (Thank you Jen/ladypit!) and half sesame seeds and half flax seeds. I did use the optional lecithin, and I don't know if it is because of this, but the texture was very nice and cohesive and fudgy. I used a lovely raw wildflower honey and organic crunchy peanut butter. Just really great. Each bite is kind of like a chocolatey (or caroby I guess) bite of rich trail mix. I'm not really sure how to explain it, but it tastes lovely and decadent, full of nuts and seeds and coconut and carob. I think it is quite rich and you only need a small square to be satisfied. I think I could certainly get 12 serving out of my small 6-serving tin. Thank you for posting, michEgan! You're certainly right... this fudge is excellent!
     

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