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Both maple and chocolate use:
Β½ cup of sugar/maple per ΒΌ cup of vegan milk; the same ratio as non vegan fudge.
There is 1-2 tbsp of vegan butter per Β½ cup of sugar as well.
I used the same technique as people use with classic fudge: bring the sugar/maple and milk (+/- cocoa) to a temperature of 240F, then take it off the heat and add the butter. As it cools, stir vigorously πͺ then let it set π.
Both turned out rich and sweet, albeit a bit granular and dense.
To replicate the texture that people get with non vegan, I tried adding more of the plant butter, but it's like it saturates: the fat at some point just doesn't absorb and it never improved the texture. I wonder if adding some protein may help it develop an airier structure π€? Future projects.
If anybody has had any success I would appreciate any advice for improvement, although I do think these were a success. Just always room for improvement π§ββοΈππ
by Simjordan88

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Howβd it turn out for you
okay i love your little notesπ₯Ή
Real fudge!! Looks great. I’m no expert but I’ve made [this recipe](https://mycountrytable.com/hersheys-old-fashioned-cocoa-fudge/) a handful of times, subbing vegan for dairy ingredients obviously, and the texture varied a lot just from slight inconsistencies in technique. How long it takes to get up to temp, how long you beat it for, how quickly it recrystallizes, whether any sugar grains are reintroduced after the rest dissolves, etc. Fortunately I like my fudge a little grainy and crumbly lol. Candymaking is a subtle art so I’d make sure everything is right on that front before looking to the ingredients.