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Fudgesicles
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30 Reviews
Marjorie E.
August 14, 2020
This is the 3rd TIME I'm making these....they are FABULOUS! I prefer regular unsweetened cocoa powder to the Dutch-processed; they just taste better. And I only use 2% milk to make them, so there is more of an 'icy' quality to them than a 'creamy' quality. They're great!
Happee
June 27, 2020
Recipe came out beautifully! I halved the recipe and it ended up perfectly filling six 50ml popsicle molds. I used a can of unsweetened coconut milk ("Grace" brand) and tapioca starch instead of cornstarch. The result was a delicious, soft fudgesicle I could bite into. I'll definitely make this again!
jeanne
August 6, 2019
I used unsweetened coconut milk, and dark chocolate cocoa powder(unsweetened). I also added a full teaspoon of vanilla. They were perfect!!!! SO delicious. I will make more for sure. I pulled out my kids old popsicle molds, they worked wonderfully.
asilanaeru
August 25, 2016
these are great! my favorite recipe for fudgesicles. i like 1/4 tsp more salt and a full tsp vanilla. i cook it long until it is like pudding before i freeze it. and ya, sometimes use coconut milk instead of regular milk. another thing. rum extract gives it a nice flavor.
Mindy S.
August 23, 2015
TOTALLY LOVE THIS RECIPE! I love that there are so few ingredients and am able to gauge how much and what kind of sugar I put in my treats! yuuuummmmmm
GourMel
March 11, 2015
Has anyone tried adding peanut butter to these? Or alcohol? What amounts would you suggest?
CarlaK
August 28, 2014
Just made these again with 2 modifications that I think improved the final result. I increased the vanilla to 1 teaspoon which rounded out the cocoa/chocolate flavor. More importantly, I used Jeni's Splendid ice cream technique, subbed tapioca starch for the cornstarch and separately mixed it with 2 tablespoons of the milk. I only whisked it into the mixture when the mixture had come to a simmer and then continued to boil for the 2 minutes. This meant I didn't need to stand over it and whisk constantly while the mix came to a boil nor worry about gloppy cornstarch overcooked on the bottom of the pan. Easier and it worked great.
CarlaK
August 21, 2014
Just made these last night with original unsweetened almond milk (30 calories per cup) and Valharona cocoa. Unbelievably delicious! Seriously thinking about subbing Truvia for the sugar and ending up with a 30 calorie per pop treat. Or maybe just subbing out part of the sugar...
Kate's K.
August 17, 2014
Made with Nestles Toll House unsweetened cocoa powder because that is all the grocery had. These were good and fudgy. I found myself wanting another dimension of flavor and may add a couple of tablespoons of Amaretto next time. Also, letting them sit on the counter for several minutes softens them and makes them more slurpy :-)
ustabahippie
August 13, 2014
This is my recipe for chocolate pudding from the old cornstarch box! Glad to see how to make it into fudgesicles!
danielle
August 13, 2014
think we could use almond milk instead of regular milk??
Alice M.
August 14, 2014
I've been meaning to try some non dairy milks. I suspect that they will work just fine. Let us know.
RoseTex10
August 19, 2014
Yes, I only useed Almond Milk and its sooo thick and creamy. Wow what a surprise.
Andrew S.
August 12, 2014
Excellent… nailed the consistency and general flavor of the traditional fudgesicle.
As a twist, dark chocolate cocoa powder was very good with this recipe.
As a twist, dark chocolate cocoa powder was very good with this recipe.
magpiebaker
August 11, 2014
The cornstarch helps to thicken the mixture, as if you were making pudding. It's also an emulsifier and helps keep everything suspended and evenly distributed. Hope that helps.
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