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Wonderful and Refreshing. This recipe was passed to me by a neighbor. It reminds me of those Dreamsicle ice cream pops from my childhood
* Grease a 13×9 glass casserole dish with 2 tsp butter.
* In a heavy saucepan combine sugar, cream and 3/4 Cups butter. Cook and stir over low heat until the sugar is dissolved. (This is a VERY important step. The sugar crystals must be completely dissolved or the fudge will not be smooth.)
* Bring to a boil and cook for 4 minutes
* Remove from heat and stir in vanilla chips and marshmallow cream until smooth
* Remove 1 cup of this mixture and set it aside for later.
* To the remaining mixture add orange extract and food colorings, stir until blended. This mixture will now be orange.
* Pour into prepared glass casserole dish.
* Drop the white mixture, that was set aside earlier, by spoon over the top of the orange mixture and swirl with a knife.
* Cover and refrigerate until set.
* Cut into squares and serve.
* Makes about 2 1/2 pounds of fudge
(unused fudge must be refrigerated.
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MissouriMama on 5.7.2011
Tastes Sooo Yummy! Brought back childhood memories of eating dreamsicles in the summertime. Thank You!
olliebelle20 on 5.29.2010
the prep time says 40 hours. i am just wondering if it is supposed to say 40 minutes instead. i have had this fudge before and it is very good. i haven’t made it before because i had never found a recipe. i will be making it.
Charity- Nutty Cook on 9.16.2009
You have to REALLY butter the pan good. Plus I have found that the glass casserole dishes work better than a metal one. Also, you can try and butter the knife when you cut the fudge. That may help too. I’m glad you liked the fudge.
jnahrstadt on 8.30.2009
this tastes marvelous, but even with buttering the pan, i couldn’t get it to come out in nice squares. still…i can sacrifice looks for great taste! it’s even good without the orange extract! will make again.
kandyce78 on 8.15.2009
Intensely sweet, but good. I made this over a week ago and we still have most of it in the fridge. I will add this to my Christmas candy list!