Creamsicle Fudge!

[@debcavan]

My friend brought me a piece of lemon fudge with a strong lemon flavor. She asked if I could make it. Lemon flavoring would just not do it. The only thing I could think of was KoolAide. It worked so well. Just for fun I added it to divinity fudge this year. That worked well too. It works in angel food cakes also. Thanks for spreading the word that Kool Aide will flavor things easily. I haven't tried orange yet. Sounds like a good project for this afternoon.

[@tablesidewithfirebride7927]

Keep me posted!

[@debcavan]

It of course was delicious. I didn't think of Kool Aide until a year ago. I am so glad you are spreading the word and others will find out what a Kool trick it is.@@tablesidewithfirebride7927

[@SK-ki1te]

You could mix only half with the koolaid and swirl the two colors to make two tone creamsicle

[@tablesidewithfirebride7927]

That’s a good idea!

[@LucindaGaskill-zv3hk]

I tried the kool aid fudge with the orange jello added & it was inedible ! Now I’ll have to re-melt it with another 2 lbs of white chips & hope it dilutes the orange enough for it to be edible.

[@rosemarytrujillo577]

Watermelon would be fun in the summer.

[@tablesidewithfirebride7927]

I was thinking that too!

[@johannebeerbaum1546]

If you only put the Koolade in half the fudge and dolloped it into the pan and swirled it with a buttered knife you would get swirls and not have it look like velvetta cheese.

[@tablesidewithfirebride7927]

That's a great idea!