Okay, so I have to give props to my mom for this recipe. I was visiting a little while back and she made this microwave fudge that was so delicious I just had to ask for the recipe. And she promptly laughed at me. That's because the recipe said "heat tub of frosting and bag of morsels in microwave safe bowl." Yep:
Yes, you mix these two ingredients together in a microwave safe bowl, nuke for a minute or so, mix, nuke, mix, continue until smooth. Then you pour them into a pan to cool. To make things easier you can grease the pan, or better yet, line it with parchment paper. Let it cool in the fridge until it's nice and firm (a few hours), then serve it up!And the absolute best part? You can pretty much use any flavor tub of frosting and any flavor morsels!
For a traditional fudge flavor use chocolate frosting and milk chocolate morsels. For a super dark chocolate fudge you can try dark chocolate frosting and dark chocolate morsels. You can also experiment with white chocolate chips, peanut butter chips, etc.
I'm going to try using Ande's mints instead of morsels! Or maybe make a vanilla fudge and crumble some Oreo's in there. Oh, this is dangerous.
Happy Fudge Making,
Nicole
I think I'll give this a try.
ReplyDeleteI hope you do! And let us know how it turns out.
DeleteMy son made this recipe today using dairy free icing and dairy free chocolate chips. It turned out awesome! Thanks for sharing this recipe. It's super exciting to find a treat that he can safely enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI never would have thought to try dairy free ingredients! I'm so glad it worked out.
DeleteAwesome. Where did you find the dairy free chips and icing? 9 year old grandson is allergic to dairy
DeleteDuncan Hines is almost always dairy free. Recently Pilsbury is also making a dairy free tub of icing. Always check ingredients to be sure.
DeleteHow did using the Ande's mints go? I'm thinking about doing this today!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try making this! Would these hold up for couple days of no refrigeration? I'd like to make some to mail to family for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure how these would hold up in the mail. I know they get quite soft at room temperature, but they should firm back up after a few hours in the fridge. If you've tried this, let us know - I'm very interested to hear how it works.
DeleteI would think that if you added some extra chocolate chips, that it would not get so soft at room temperature.
DeleteInterested in trying this.And as you said there lots of flavor options...I wonder how it would be for a truffle filling? I think I"ll try that too!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
this makes me so happy
ReplyDeletebless you
Cream cheese Frosting and Chocolate chips.. mmmm turned out so good!
ReplyDeleteWhat size pan did you use?
ReplyDeletereally you can use any size. A larger pan will produce thinner fudge while a smaller pan will be thicker!
DeleteVanilla creamy frosting and 1 3/4 cup peanut butter. turned out so good
ReplyDeleteyou mean 1 3/4 cup peanut butter chips right?
DeleteActually you can use regular peant butter, I use extra crunchy.
DeleteThis sounds so amazingly easy and there are so many possibilities! I am going to try this to do a butter pecan fudge!
ReplyDeleteis that 11.5 ounces of nestle choc. chips?
ReplyDeleteThis really is good. If I only have vanilla frosting could I put some cocoa powder in that and mix in bowl then add the choc chips?
ReplyDeleteyou don't need the cocoa powder...i used chocolate chips and vanilla frosting...it comes out very chocolaty just fine
Deletecan you melt it on the stove?
ReplyDeleteI don't see why you couldn't, I would just be very careful of burning. And also remember that because it has chocolate, any moisture that gets into the mix will make the whole thing coagulate into a globby mess.
DeleteI made it with Nestle Toll House Dark Chocolate Chips with Cherry Flavored Center and Pillsbury Chocolate Fudge Frosting. I heated it in a bowl over hot water on the stove since I don't have a microwave. OMG! It was amazing! Thanks for the recipe. I am telling everyone I know.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to hear you enjoyed it! I bet the cherry was amazing - I will have to try some. And I'm also glad to hear it heated well on the stove since others were asking and I hadn't tried it.
DeleteThanks for the recipe. My sister and I found this wasn't so sweet and yes so easy to make.
DeleteI just made this...and oh my goodness! I really wasn't sure about this, so glad I made it. Wonderful, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI would like to know the flavors everyone has tried. Looking for some tasty ideas.
ReplyDeleteI found caramel apple frosting online (very reasonable) as it is a fall-type seasonal product. I melted it with vanilla chips and OH. MY. LAND was it great!
ReplyDeleteI made this to try it out. It didn't last long enough to get hard. My sister and nieces took care of it. I got a small bite and next time I will make when they leave ��
ReplyDeleteI have made this numerous times and it's so delicious and quick. Within 5 minutes I have fudge setting-up in the fridge. Great when you want to quickly make something to bring to a friend, have it on hand for the holidays, or bring as a hostess gift.
ReplyDeleteI made this fudge and it is delish!!! I have been making fudge the traditional way for decades, and when I first read this recipe I thought...no way this really works! but, I tried it and I'm a believer and a convert!!! I will never make fudge the old fashioned way again!!! it's ridiculous how easy and perfect this fudge is. I recommend heating the chips for 1minute, stir them..then heat 1min more. then heat the frosting in its tub for 20 seconds, and stir it into the melted chips!!! I've made this recipe twice in two days and it's gone!!!
ReplyDeleteI made this today. Stuck in the freezer for a little while just so it wouldn't get soft on the car ride. People absolutely loved it!!
ReplyDeleteCan you freeze this?
ReplyDeleteCan you freeze this?
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