Name: Snowflake Almond Fudge
Prep time: 15 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 25
Ingredients: 18 oz. white baking chocolate bars (4 bars Lindt); or 1.5 cups white chocolate chips; 1 tsp. almond extract; 1 8 oz. can Sweetened Condensed milk

Snowflake Almond Fudge

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Who doesn’t love a little snowflakes in the winter? Especially if you’ve got kids who love Disney’s Frozen movie, this Snowflake Almond Fudge is a GREAT party idea!!! Us Texans think snow is pretty amazing because we don’t get it here! I have always loved the look of a snowflake in decoration, and in our 10th blog hop this month, with Snowflake as the theme, I had a hard time coming up with a project to share! Ultimately, I decided to make some Snowflake Almond Fudge.

It’s really just a white fudge cut into snowflake shapes, sprinkled with white crystals (sprinkles) to make it sparkle! Now, to see the other fun SNOWFLAKE posts at a glance!

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1. Snowflake Wall Hanging | The Crafted Sparrow

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6. Silk Screen Mug & Snowflake Poem – Perfect Neighbor Gift | Or so she says

7. DIY Let It Snow Sign and Snowflake Craft | Landeelu

8. Snowflake Almond Fudge | Capturing Joy

9. Snowball Cookies | Your Homebased Mom

10. Snow Fresh Snow Clean Printable | Two Twenty One

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Now, back to the fudge!

I made a simple fudge recipe with chocolate and almond extract–my favorite flavor! Once it chilled, I cut out the snowflake shapes with a fe different cutters.