Does this really save you money on heating bills?I just read something about it can cause dampness though?
12 ounces chocolate chips 1 can Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, not evaporated milk 1 1/4 cups chopped walnuts 1 teaspoon vanilla In top of double boiler, mixchocolate and milk together until smoothTake off the heat and add walnuts and vanillaIf you don't like nuts can leave them out or add something else instead like marshmallowsPut it in buttered 8 square panand put in fridge until hard.
buy the marshmallow creme in a jar.it has the best recipe on the jars label.but for a reall y easy peanutbutter fudge recipe i got one for you.its simple and good and you probaly have everything you need to make it.first butter a 8 inch square pan or a round cake pan,set to the side.you will need 2 cups sugar, 2 TABLESPOONS margarine or butter, three quarters of a cup of milk, three quarters of a cup of peanut butter (smooth or chunky,whatever you like) and 1 teaspoon vanilla combine sugar,margarine and milk in a saucepan.bring to a boil on high stirring until sugar dissolves ok to a soft ball stage (236 degrees )or until a small amount dropped into cool waterforms a soft ball.remove from heat.add remaining ingredients.beat or stir until mixture begins to thicken.pour into buttered pan.let set to cool at room temperature.really good.good luck.
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