I also need the answer to that one. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You.
I have not sold it but when i have purchased it I paid aroudn $8 per pound sometimes $12 depending on where I purchased from and the type it is.
The fudge recipe that I'll be using (4 chip fudge) makes about 4 1/2 pounds of fudge and it'll cost about $8-$8.50 to do the whole thing. The fudge is basically semi-sweet chips, milk chocolate chips, peanut butter chips, and butterscotch chips, as well as butter, sweetend condensed milk, marshmellow creme, and flavoring. Any more suggestions?
I sell pounds of fudge on a daily basis in my shop...this time of year it is not usual to go through 20lbs a day. I sell it for $9.50/lb. That is roughly 5 times my ingredient cost but is the "norm" around here.
i wholesale out my basic chocolate fudge with no nuts for $6 a pound. That is well above what it costs me to make, but my fudge contains no chocolate chips or marshmellows that would push the cost up considerably. It only costs about $1 a pound for me to make.
I make and sell fudge at Christmas. I sold the first year for double my costs but....with your time and electric or gas and wonderful simple ingredients you should charge about $12-14 per 2 lb batch. People don't mind at all. They sure aren't making it. Good luck. I did very well. Alot of work but on my schedule and no one managing but me. I cleared enough to buy lots of Christmas presents and pay a car payment.
Oh and by the way......presentation is everything....I put bows and little knives with it.....I hauled in 200 pounds to a business and people went crazy!!!!!! If you add nuts add another couple bucks. Have fun!!!!!
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