What A Fun Way To Use Circus Animal Cookies!
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As a kid, my mom rarely bought pre-made cookies. The exception were these Circus Animal cookies that she would buy now and again because they reminded her of her childhood. Funnily enough, as a mom, I too buy these cookies because they remind me of my childhood.
I imagine, as my kids get older, they’ll remember these cookies as special treats and hopefully think of them fondly as they recall their own childhood. But sometimes it’s fun to take something kid-like and turn them into a totally remade dessert. That’s why this recipe Circus Animal Fudge caught my eye and I knew I needed to share it with you all.
Recipe and photo courtesy of Beyond Frosting.
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Quick Tip – Line your pan with a greased parchment paper to make taking the fudge out easier.