Fudge is a treat at any party at any time of the year. Certainly, Halloween parties are no exception. You won’t be disappointed when you make this Halloween fudge recipe and serve it at your party. But don’t limit it to just serving this fudge at the big party. Rather, have some around all Fall season long.
Why is it called 1-2-3? Simply, because it’s that easy to make. Both big and little goblins coming back again and again for this great party treat.
Yield: 49 to 64 pieces of fudge
Did You Know? Candy was not handed out to Trick or Treaters until the 1950s. Prior to that, homeowners gave out fruits like apples, nuts, coins and even toys and trinkets.
1/2 stick margarine
4 ounces unsweetened chocolate
1 egg
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 Tablespoons light cream
1 pound confectioner’s sugar
1 cup chopped walnuts
Candy corns and candy pumpkins
Serving Tip: Fudge is very sweet. Cut it into small pieces. This will minimize partially eaten pieces. Guests can always come back for more.
This Halloween fudge recipe is a good starting point for your Halloween snack tray. But, don’t stop there. A Fall or Halloween party is not complete unless you have a snack tray filled with seasonal or spooky, or eerie treats. Choose great recipes to try from our family of recipe collections. So, check out some of the biggest and best recipe collections on the internet now. And, decorate the snack tray area with Halloween lights.
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During the Christmas holiday season, pine trees are decorated in bright lights and ornaments, indoors and out. Halloween offers another opportunity to decorate trees. Begin with Halloween string lights. Popular Halloween colors are orange and purple. Next, look for the latest Halloween light decorations. Bats are most popular and look spooky when strategically placed on a tree or bush. Finally, place ghosts, ghouls, and goblins on the tree, similar to how you use Christmas ornaments on a tree.
