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Cooking & Baking

Warpy

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2. This one looks like it might actually work

Reply to MissMillie (Original post)

Tue Sep 5, 2023, 12:20 PM

Sep 2023

https://www.stevia.org/stevia-recipes/stove-top-cooking-with-stevia/chocolate-fudge

The trick seems to be limiting the amount of fluid. Adding non reconstituted dry milk would do the trick and net you something fudgy instead of something like thick cocoa. It's worth a try, just have your cocoa mugs handy just in case.

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Anyone here ever use Stevia to make fudge? [View all] MissMillie Sep 2023 OP

Stevia should be stable up to that temperature EYESORE 9001 Sep 2023 #1

This one looks like it might actually work Warpy Sep 2023 #2

a cocoa mug for peanut butter fudge? MissMillie Sep 2023 #3

The problem I've seen for most stevia recipes Warpy Sep 2023 #4

I already had a recipe in mind... I just didn't know MissMillie Sep 2023 #5

Unless you're cooking it for a diabetic, best stick with the sugar Warpy Sep 2023 #6

Depends on the recipe chowmama Sep 2023 #7

I made brownies with Stevia and it was a disaster!!! yellowdogintexas Sep 2023 #8