Make Your Own Marshmallow Fluff From Home!
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Do you enjoy marshmallow fluff? I know that I sure do. We all know the Jet-Puffed jar in the store aisle. It’s white with a blue cap. My mother used to grab this marshmallow cream all the time as she baked quite frequently when I was a kid. I often wondered why she didn’t just melt up a bunch of marshmallows in a pot and mom would say, “Because it’s easier this way.” Good answer mom haha! Anyway, I grew to love the stuff but realized that I could just make it at home myself and the ingredients would be far safer than those in the Jet-Puffed variety.
One thing you need to keep in mind is that this version of marshmallow fluff needs to be incorporated into recipes that are cooked as it contains raw ingredients. this especially holds true for the elderly, children, and those with weakened immune systems. However, if you are healthy this shouldn’t effect you in the least. You’ll find that this marshmallow fluff is super easy to whip up and you’ll have a pile of white, sticky sweet stuff ready for you to eat in no time. Enjoy!
Recipe and photo courtesy of Group Recipes.
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