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    Default Grandpa Carl's Famous Peanut Butter Fudge

    This has been passed down from generation to generation.

    1/2 c. Half and Half
    6 cups of white sugar
    6 T. light corn syrup

    Cook in large saucepan until 240F (soft ball stage). Remove from heat.

    Add:

    1 1/2 c. peanut butter
    1 t. vanilla
    1/4 c. butter

    Beat well, then pour into well-buttered 8x8x2 baking pan.

    Chill, then cut into squares.
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    mmm!

    y'know, i'm not a fan of fudge, but i DO like pb fudge... i may have to borrow this recipe!
    thanks for sharing

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    Your recipe is alot like my Grandmother's vanilla fudge recipe, only it says to cook to soft ball stage 236 degrees which I did. It failed. Now I have gooey caramel. Seeing your post made me realize that it needed to be cooked to 240 degrees. I was wondering if it would be possible to recook the goo and bring it back up to 240. Have you ever done this? I hate like everything to have to throw this mess out.

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    I've never tried it. If you are going to throw it out, anyway, it can't hurt to experiment!
    DH aka Mad Hen
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    These sounds soooo yummy!

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    I just realized that I messed this recipe up!! Hopefully, you will read this far!

    It should be ONE cup of 1/2 and 1/2. My recipe calls for 1/2 pint, and my tired mind didn't make the conversion.
    DH aka Mad Hen
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    You have become my new best friend, I LOVE PB fudge!!
    It is what it is.

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    I can;t eat pb fudge..........cause no one else gets any.....

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    Oh my goodness, I think I just gained 5 lbs reading this! lol Hubby will be thrilled....he loves everything peanut butter, and especially PB fudge!
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    YUM! Definitely going on the list to make for Christmas!

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    MMMM Ds would love this!
    ~July 19 saving goal for event $104/$1000

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    Yum!! Printing this recipe out right now.

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