How to Make Fantasy Fudge

Julie demonstrates how to make fudge

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[Darcshadow5]

lol, u can tell Americans have the biggest fat culture; they use "sticks" of butter, not an actual stated amount.

[Geistdenwolf]

Well in America we know that 1 stick = 1/4 pound, or 8 tablespoons.

[sh97]

Uh, Editor Dad, we have a typo in the ingredient list, ' vanillia extract'. Looks very good though. I've never used marshmallow creme in homemade fudge. Julie inspired me to give it a go!

[Geistdenwolf]

We did this for a 6th grade example of a demonstration talk. The night before it was due so my spell checking time was limited. I will vouch that the end product tastes great :)

[Aeleala]

so cute, so this was for a class?

i am in the mood for fudge now. :)

[lovephatbooty]

you did a very nice job and with a little more pratice on the video editing you will really have some fun videos...but you did a very nice job..keep up the good work

[physcovideos]

I have the same candy thermometer as you!

[BeautyBoxTV]

stop eating desserts little girl

[GAStudios]

so do we she just doesnt, at least in canada we spell it cream

[horsieemad44]

wow you spell cream weird in america, cuz in england we spell it lyk cream! hehe

[globalwarming93]

thank you so much for your video. I hope you can make another video.LOVE IT!!!!!

[janice575]

yeah i agree lol!!

[chi854]

Apparently any one who watches this video wants to know how to make fudge, so why make a remark about the butter? the butter packaging has a measure label on the side if you need 1 stick

use 1 stick whny would any one say you need 8 tables spoons unless it was something you had

to measure out your self, in this case the butter is pre-measured hense thats why you'd say stick instead of 1/4 pound or 8 tables spoons.

[dashivaO5]

Mmmm, fudge. Good job! Delia Smith in the making, only american.