As graduates walk down the aisle to their respective seats , the cap and gown adds to the feeling of pride that finally one chapter of their life has been successfully completed and that they can now advance to the next stage-thus , the term commencement , which means beginning rather than the end are what many people attribute the graduation ...
The best rule of thumb for how to store fudge is this: If you're going to freeze it, leave it uncut. Once it's cut, it needs to be kept airtight with double-wrapping techniques as described above. Per food authorities with Leaf TV, if your house is cool, fudge can be stored at room temperature for up to two weeks. If it sits in sunlight it will soften, and any source of warmth will increase spoiling of the fats in fudge and any nuts included.
I said sure. I just got all the fixings this morning since I don't keep anything that sweet in the house anymore. So...here is the question... how long does this fudge keep. I know, not very long around chocolate hounds...but literally---can it be popped in the freezer til Dec 20 with no harm done? Since the candy isn't cooked, I'm unsure. If it has to be consumed within three days or it explodes, that's fine...they can make a later batch.