"hack" recipe that makes creamy, delicious pseudo-fudge that's nearly foolproof! All you need is a microwave and about 10 ...

Mrs. Madi says she loves making candy at Christmastime and loves teaching people the science behind candy making.

There aren't a lot of cooking methods that are more convenient than using the microwave. And surprisingly, you can even use the microwave to make a rich fudge using just one microwave-safe bowl (and a ...

Fudge is a popular and much-appreciated Christmas gift. Brooke Haymaker of Lexington says her recipe is easy and quick to make, and doesn't require use of a candy thermometer. Herald-Leader Microwave ...

Dear Joyce: This recipe is from the Hershey's cocoa box. I made the recipe back in the 1950s and my mother made it before that. Combine cocoa, sugar and salt in a 4-quart saucepan. Gradually add milk.

Daley Question readers responded generously to my plea for help in finding a fudge recipe made with Nesquik, formerly known as Nestle Quik. (“Fudge recipes, Nestle-style,” Daley Question, Feb. 18, ...

One of my grandmothers was known for her fudge during the holiday season. She would make a batch and distribute it out in small tins to a special few, and the rest was put out on a platter for ...

Whether you enjoy a piece of fudge during the holidays or have a favorite flavor at one of the best fudge shops in America, this old-fashioned sweet is the perfect treat. Its rich, creamy texture and ...

This super sweet fudge recipe is incredibly simple because it only has four ingredients ... and one of them is Velveeta cheese! Don't worry, this creamy fudge doesn't taste savory, but you can use ...

The ingredients for easy peanut butter fudge, a very simple treat suitable for those who may struggle with other fudges that require boiling to a certain point on a candy thermometer. It has the bonus ...

Stack of fudge cubes on a marble tray - this_baker/Shutterstock Today's retro deep-dive is a masterclass in secret ingredients. "Velveeta" and "fudge" are two words you might never expect to hear ...