This is what Emmy made for her teacher’s as Christmas gifts, they would also make lovely gifts for the neighbours.
It really is a simple recipe using only 2 ingredients!
Chocolate Orange Fudge in the slow cooker recipe
Ingredients:
1 tin condensed milk
2 chocolate oranges
2 chocolate oranges
Method:
Pour the condensed milk into the slow cooker and break up the chocolate oranges, place the chocolate segments into the slow cooker and turn onto low.
Leave the lid off and leave for around an hour (ours took 1 hour 10 minutes) – stir every 10 minutes to avoid lumps forming.
The chocolate will all melt and eventually, it will turn into the thick consistency of fudge.
It was that simple – Emmy was able to do this all herself (the stirring was supervised as the slow cooker gets hot)
While this is cooking line a dish ready for your fudge to be poured into (this will then go into the fridge). We used a few of the takeaway containers which you can get from the Chinese – I actually bought these in Tesco in a pack of 3 and they come with lids too.
Pour the fudge into the lined tray (we added some grated chocolate – you could reserve some chocolate orange to grate on), allow to cool then put into the fridge.
Ours set hard after 3 hours.
Cut and serve or bag up. I had ordered some present bags but they hadn’t arrived in time so I cut up the fudge, lined the trays with tissue paper and put bag in.
I then put the lids on white side up and made into Snowmen for the teacher’s gifts.
Simple and very effective.
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I tried this but mine stayed stickyand stuck to lined paper, what have I done wrong. It tasted delicious though.
Oooh yummy. What a fab and easy recipe for the children to then give out as gifts. Definitely going to try this one.
This sounds like a fantastic idea, I love the way you have used the lids.
Ha I had to re read that ingredient list!! That's my kinda recipe!! How lovely to do something like this for teachers…. I wish was more creative x
Now this i have to try!
Oh my goodness that looks delicious. I need to get myself a slow cooker asap!!
I had no idea you could do this in a slow cooker, as I type I am part way into the kitchen to put mine on and try it out x
What a simple but fantastic idea! x
Wow, I had no idea you can do things like this is a slow cooker.
Love the idea!
What a brilliant idea, i'd never have thought of using the slow cooker for something like that!
These look like a great gift. Thanks for sharing, this looks quite easy to do with my children.
Sounds yummy and love your creative snowmen boxes!
My word yum yum looks amazing do love orange at this time of year.
Oh my goodness! This sounds amazing! I've never thought of trying this in the slow cooker. Saving this one to try later xx
Thank you.
I'm just way too lazy to stand around stirring it the normal way. This way I get other jobs done and can kind of forget it
Looks absolutely delicious, I should try a flavour next time I make it as I always just make plain and I have never thought about making it in the slow cooker
Galaxy and bounty here next mmmmm
fab! This is on my to do list for tomorrow now! Didn't realise it was only 2 ingredients! X
How did it go Sammie?
so simple yet so effective, brilliant idea, thanks for sharing x
Very welcome. Thank you Chantelle