Need to make quite a number of batches of Russian Fudge for the upcoming school fair. Due to the amount of other stuff I will be making as well I want to get started 4 weeks out from the date. There won't be enough room in either fridge or freezer to store the quantity I want to make. Is it ok for Russian Fudge to be stored in an air tight container in a cool room for up to 4 weeks?
jamesnmatt,
Feb 15, 6:32pm
not long, I end up eating it LOL
lilyfield,
Feb 15, 6:40pm
Yes, you will be fine, but best seal tins with cellotape as well because little fingers love the stuff, it tends to slowly disappear in my house.
gennie,
Feb 15, 9:08pm
It's not the little fingers that are ever a problem - it's DH larger ones that usually get into trouble. So all fine then in sealed containers in a cupboard away from the heat?
thewomble1,
Feb 18, 7:53pm
A day if lucky. Store at room temperature
lm446,
Feb 19, 5:49am
The high sugar content stops bacterial and fungal growth. Quite safe
duckmoon,
Feb 13, 8:08pm
I keep russian fudge in air tight containers.
it willk eep for four weeks.
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