Amazing Oreo fudge you have to try

 

Three-ingredient oreo fudge recipe will have everyone asking for seconds. You need to make it for the holidays!

If there is one homemade candy that everyone thinks about around the holidays, it’s fudge. Its crazy easy to make at home and the variations are unlimited. Crushed Oreos mixed with melted white chocolate – now that sounds like an easy and addicting treat! I know this fudge would be a great addition to all of the holiday sweets you will be making.

Oreo fudge ingredients

·         Oreo cookies

·         Sweetened condensed milk

·         White chocolate chips

How to make Oreo Fudge?

·         Crush the Oreos in a bowl.

·         Melt chocolate with condensed milk in a saucepan.

·         Pour over crushed cookies and stir it all together.

·         Pour fudge mixture into a pan and let it set.

·         Cut and serve or pack and gift it.

How long does this fudge last?

This Oreo fudge will last for up to 5 days in the fridge.

How to store Oreo Fudge?

Any candy fudge is best stored in an air-tight container. Many people store it in the fridge but you can also freeze it.

Oreo Fudge variations

Chocolate: use semi-sweet or milk chocolate chips

Lemon: use lemon Oreos and add lemon extract to chocolate and condensed milk mixture

Peanut butter: use semi-sweet chocolate chips and add 2 tablespoons of warmed up peanut butter to the mixture.

Mint: use mint Oreos and add 1/2 teaspoon of mint extract to the chocolate mixture.

How to give your fudge as a gift?

And, if you can bear to give it away, we think it also makes a fabulous homemade gift. Packaged up in a cute jar, box, or wrapped in cellophane, it makes an easy way to say thanks or happy holidays!

Fudge really is so easy to make; no thermometer required!

Tips and tricks

·         If looking for a good white chocolate morsel, we recommend Guittard vanilla milk chips. There are no waxes in them, and they tend to melt better. 

·         Definitely use a non-stick pan or pan lined with parchment when making this Oreo Cookie Fudge recipe.

·         You can cut your Oreo Fudge into 16 or 36-squares, depending on how big you want your pieces.

Interesting fact:  White chocolate is not real chocolate because it doesn’t contain cocoa powder. White chocolate is made from cocoa butter, milk fats and solids, sugar, milk fat, and lecithin holds it together.

Tips for storing

·         Store your White Chocolate Oreo Fudge in an airtight container at room temperature for about 5-7 days.

·         You can freeze fudge. Just take it out of the freezer about an hour before you want to serve or eat it, and it should be ready to go! Freeze for up to 3 months.

·         If you’re planners like us, keep a can of condensed milk and a few other staples in the pantry so you can make recipes like this one anytime the urge strikes. Or when you forget to plan something to bring to dinner at your friend’s house and need a quick recipe. This will save you every time!

Be warned, this tasty oreo fudge treat is a little addictive, but you’ll love it!

Location: New Delhi, Delhi, India

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