Can you freeze fudge, peppermint creams or chocolate truffles?

[WhereTheWildThingsWere]

Just wondering how organized I could be for christmas...

no

the peppermint creams keep longest, then fudge, and truffles only a week or so

Thank you, shame, I always make such thins as gifts and hate the last minute making of then.

I would say you can freeze undecorated truffles, if they are made like a ganache (as in cream, chocolate and butter)

Really? I would have thought you could freeze fudge. Or does it go a bit crystally?

Says here that you can freeze fudge if it's wrapped well.

Mixed messages, anyone know for certain? [hopeful emoticon].

Thank you wilbur, there's one job made easier, the other two anyone?

I would say that if you were keeping them for yourself that you could freeze them but fr gifts tbh I wouldn't risk it, I think they might go soggy/sweaty when defrosting

Hmm, am thinking of making fudge with the dcs for Xmas presents now. Is there any kind of savoury equivalent for little edible gifts? Dh's family don't have a sweet tooth but I'd love to make them something with the kids.

i am watching this thread with interest.
i too want to make sometime edible from ds for family. but with all family in different parts of country/staying for a few days at each, i need to make something that lasts 2 - 3 weeks at least ... any ideas? thanks

I have made delicious cheese and rosemary biscuits before that make a lovely gift
Recipe Here

Ooh, those looks just the thing, camenere. I wanted it to be something they could pop out in a dish for nibbles, rather than chutney or some such.