Perfecting 3 Double Batches of Peanut Butter Fudge

Use high-quality ingredients: Natural peanut butter and pure vanilla extract elevate flavor.

Don’t overcook: Use a candy thermometer if possible—ideal range is 234°F–240°F (soft-ball stage).

Customize your fudge: Fold in extras before pouring—chocolate chips, chopped nuts, mini marshmallows, or crushed pretzels.

Storage
Room temperature: 1 week in an airtight container

Refrigerated: 2 weeks, tightly wrapped

Troubleshooting
Too soft? Refrigerate longer or boil 30 seconds more next time.

Grainy texture? Make sure sugar is dissolved before boiling and stir consistently.

Sticking? Line pans with parchment paper for easy removal.

Serving Ideas
Drizzle with melted chocolate

Sprinkle with flaky sea salt for a sweet-savory balance

Pair with coffee or hot cocoa for a cozy treat

Final Thoughts
With precise timing, quality ingredients, and careful scaling, this recipe creates peanut butter fudge that rivals professional confectioners. Whether you’re making it for friends, family, or yourself, each creamy square is pure indulgence.

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