Turkish juice fudge

It's also a juice fudge, a little more than yesterday's French fudge, but it's easier to get food. I've never done this sugar before, so it's a little bumpy, twice. When the first coconut water was made, an eight-inch square model was selected because of a miscalculation of the size of the finished product, and the result was a shallow skin, which did not affect the food, but was not good-looking! And the second time I changed to pineapple juice, and the molds picked half of them, and they looked good. So the video starts with white coconut water, eight inches square, and the product is yellow pineapple. Turkish juice fudge tastes softer than French fudge, and more freezing than fruit. This is a little bit of a change from the chef baker to help Tao. Like so-called French juice fudge, I haven't eaten real Turkish juice fudge. The original owner says it's Turkey, then Turkey。