The most timeless treat in the United States tastes like coffee.
Fudge is one of the simplest sweets in the world, a candy with a wonderful, creamy texture, which is usually flavored with various ingredients, such as dried fruit, chocolate, nuts, etc. In Greece it may be a little unusual, but in its homeland, America is a timeless "grandma" delicacy.
Fudge was first found in the United States in the 19th century, with recipes published in cooking guides and magazines. It quickly became popular because it was easy to make at home, and did not require white granulated sugar, which was still relatively expensive. Initially it was the sweet of the working class, but it quickly spread to the tourist areas, as it was easily made and just as easily cut into individual portions, ready for sale.
Today, Fudge may be a bit old-fashioned, but it remains delicious and different, while it is a "canvas" on which we can create our own flavors, adding the ingredients of our choice. Our Fudge has, as is natural, the taste and aroma of coffee and a wonderful texture.
What do you need for a delicous Coffee Fudge;
How is Coffee Fudge prepared?
Tips for delicious Coffee Fudge
Coffee is made to be shared, and it almost always wants the accompaniment, a small, delicious treat that takes the enjoyment to the next level. This fall, Coffee Fudge may be your new favorite recipe.