Sugar Free "Mounds" Fudge and a Lily's Chocolate Giveaway

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Creamy chocolate fudge with a dreamy layer of coconut. This fudge is reminiscent of what used to be one of my favorite candy bars - the Mounds bar. Be sure to read to the end of the post to enter a giveaway for Lily's chocolate!

It may be cold outside, but that doesn't mean you can't send your tastebuds on a trip to the tropics! The idea for this fudge came this past summer when I was visiting family in Tennessee (where I grew up). We stopped to shop at one of our favorite little stores in Townsend, and bought a few pieces of fudge (yes, the sugar-filled variety). It was so good - and I knew immediately that I wanted to re-create a healthier version of this delightful treat!

The chocolate layer is simply one batch of my 2 Ingredient Fudge. The coconut layer is a combination of coconut butter, coconut oil, heavy cream, and a touch of unsweetened coconut, (along with a bit of Gentle Sweet).

This recipe is a little more involved than my other fudge recipes, but it is so worth it! I used this 9 Cavity Silicone Bar Pan for the fudge, then cut each bar into four pieces. This gave me 36 pieces of fudge from one recipe. (Which still didn't last long around my house!)

This is definitely my favorite fudge yet! And that's saying a lot, because I really like peanut butter fudge!

The first thing you need to do is make my 3 Ingredient Sweetened Condensed Milk (it is low carb and sugar free). This is assuming you don't already have a stash of this liquid gold hidden in your fridge. I try to keep some handy so I can whip up fudge whenever the mood strikes me!

Don't let the steps intimidate you - this fudge is WORTH IT!

By now many of you know that I use a lot of Lily's chocolate. Yes, it can be a little pricey, but I love the fact that I can eat a chocolate candy bar or use chocolate chips in my baking without having a blood sugar spike! Besides, Lily's has a very touching story about how they got their start. You can read their story here. They also donate to charities that support childhood cancer survivors and children currently fighting cancer. Lily's is a company I feel comfortable supporting, and I love their products! If you find they are too expensive to order from Amazon, and you cannot find them locally, consider ordering from Vitacost. They have a reasonable price on the Chocolate Chips (and they are currently on sale). If you use my referral link for your first purchase, you will get $10 off your $30 purchase, and I will get a discount as well! Click here to use my affiliate link.

Since I love Lily's so much, I wanted to bless some of my readers with a Lily's Chocolate Giveaway! To enter the giveaway, simply click on the Rafflecopter widget under the recipe and follow the instructions to enter. The winner will receive 2 bags of Lily's Chocolate Chips and two Lily's Chocolate Bars of their choice (salted milk and almond, dark chocolate, coconut, or plain dark or milk chocolate).

Sugar Free “Mounds” Fudge {THM-S, Low Carb}

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Ingredients

1 Recipe Two Ingredient Fudge
½ Cup Coconut Butter also called Coconut Manna
1 Tablespoon Virgin Coconut Oil Can use refined coconut oil, but the virgin unrefined adds more coconut flavor
2 Tablespoons Gentle Sweet
2 Tablespoons Unsweetened Coconut Finely Shredded
¼ Cup Heavy Whipping Cream

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Instructions

Make 2 Ingredient Fudge Recipe
In 9 cavity silicone pan, put 1-2 Tablespoons fudge mixture in each cavity, then place in freezer to harden.
Meanwhile, warm ½ cup coconut butter until it is soft.
Add melted coconut oil, Gentle Sweet, coconut, and heavy cream and mix well (I used my hand mixer).
After fudge has firmed up ( 20 minutes or so), add enough coconut mixture to cover the fudge completely in each cavity.
Place back in the freezer for 10-15 minutes.
Place remaining fudge on top of coconut mixture and place back in the freezer to completely harden,
Remove from silicone pan and slice into pieces. I like to keep my fudge in the refrigerator so it is soft.

Notes

As the chocolate fudge sits, some of the butter/oil may separate. That is ok, just give it a good stir before you use it.

After you fill the silicone cavities, you may find that some of the butter/oil pools on the top. Again, that is ok - it will harden and you can cut it off around the edges if you want.

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Sugar Free "Mounds" Fudge and a Lily's Chocolate Giveaway