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Chocolate-Almond Fridge Fudge

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chocolate fudge squares topped with toasted sliced almonds on a pink plate

The key to a firmly set but fudgy texture is using bittersweet chocolate with minimum 60% cacao. Lower percentages will result in fudge with a scoopable ganache-like texture. The dairy-free secret to its creaminess? Avocado.  

  

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