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**Perfecting 3 Double Batches of Peanut Butter Fudge: A Sweet Labor of Love**
Some recipes are so good, they don’t just get made once — they get made in **double batches**, again and again. That’s exactly what happened with this **Peanut Butter Fudge** recipe. Rich, creamy, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious, it’s one of those treats that people instantly ask for seconds of — or better yet, the recipe!
After **perfecting three double batches**, I can say this: peanut butter fudge is a timeless classic that never disappoints — whether you’re making it for a holiday tray, a bake sale, or just because.
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### 🥜 Why Peanut Butter Fudge Is a Must-Make
Peanut butter fudge hits that perfect sweet spot — literally. It’s:
* **Easy to make** with just a handful of pantry staples
* **Smooth and creamy**, with that nostalgic melt-in-your-mouth texture
* **Loved by all ages** — from kids to grandparents
* **Ideal for gifting** — it travels and stores well
Whether you keep it simple or jazz it up with mix-ins (hello, chocolate swirls or chopped nuts), it always delivers big flavor in a small square.
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### 🍬 The Go-To Ingredients:
* Creamy peanut butter (quality matters!)
* Butter
* Vanilla extract
* Powdered sugar
* Optional: marshmallow fluff or sweetened condensed milk for extra creaminess
Some versions use a stovetop method with sugar and milk boiled to soft-ball stage, while others are more no-fail and microwave-friendly. Either way, the goal is the same: a smooth, firm-but-creamy fudge that holds together but melts when it hits your tongue.
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### 🔁 Tips from Triple-Batch Experience:
* **Line your pans** with parchment for easy removal.
* **Work quickly** once you mix the sugar into the peanut butter mixture — it sets fast!
* **Use a hand mixer or sturdy spoon** to beat it until thick and glossy before pouring.
* Let it **cool completely before cutting**, and wipe your knife between slices for perfect edges.
* Want clean squares for gifting? Chill it slightly before cutting, then bring back to room temp before packaging.
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