Christmas equals fudge. Am I right? Yes, don’t argue with me! I’ve got a delicious fudge recipe that you’ve got to try: Candy Cane Oreo Fudge.
You may have an old family recipe passed down through generations, or you may make the fudge recipe on the back of the marshmallow creme jar. Your fudge of choice might be chocolate, peanut butter, white chocolate, you name it. But I highly suggest this yummy Candy Cane Oreo Fudge Recipe!
Candy Cane Oreo Fudge
Ingredients
2 C white chocolate chips
1 C Ghirardelli peppermint bark white chocolate chips
1 14 oz can of sweetened condensed milk
20 Peppermint bark Oreo cookies, chopped. Set aside 1/2 C for topping.
1 C crushed candy canes, set aside 1/4 C for topping
Directions for Candy Cane Oreo Fudge
Line an 8 X 8 baking pan with parchment paper. Set aside.
Using a double boiler, combine both chocolate chips and condensed milk
Mix until smooth.
Mix in the Oreo Cookies and 3/4 C crushed candy canes
Pour fudge into prepared pan
Sprinkle remaining chopped Oreo Cookies and crushed candy canes
Allow to harden overnight before cutting into squares.
Candy Cane Oreo Fudge Recipe
This Candy Cane Oreo Fudge is a recipe that you're going to want to take to all of your holiday gatherings every year! It's a recipe you'll be passing down for the generations to come.
Ingredients
- 2 c white chocolate chips
- 1 c Ghirardelli peppermint bark white chocolate chips
- 1 can can of sweetened condensed milk
- 20 Peppermint bark Oreo cookies, chopped. set aside 1/2 c. for topping
- 1 c crushed candy canes set aside 1/4 c.for topping
Instructions
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Line an 8 X 8 baking pan with parchment paper, and set aside.
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Using a double boiler, combine both types of chocolate chips and condensed milk
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Mix until smooth
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Mix in the chopped Oreo cookies and 3/4 c. crushed candy canes
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Pour fudge into your prepared pan
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Sprinkle remaining chopped Oreo cookies and crushed candy canes
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Allow to harden overnight before cutting into squares.
Recipe Notes
The times are approximate as are the number of servings. You can cut these as big or as small as you like! You'll know when the fudge is ready to be poured into the pan when it is smooth.
Christmas memories and fudge
My Christmas memories always include food, particularly Grandma’s fudge. I know a lot of my memories of my grandma involve food! It’s probably because grandmas love to comfort their grandchildren with food. One of the first recipes I copied down of my grandmas was her Fantasy Fudge. Little did I know, but it was the recipe on the back of the marshmallow creme jar! Do you have any memories of a special recipe one of your family members always made?
I suggest you make this Candy Cane Oreo Fudge recipe with your kids or grandchildren. You can make your own memories. Who knows? Maybe this recipe will become one that you pass down and your grandchildren will make this every year.
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nancy j burgess says
This candy cane fudge looks delicious.
ann hengst says
Never heard of a recipe for this kind of fudge. Can wait to make it , Good idea for a Christmas gift too.
Nancy Barton says
Yummy!!
Dawn Kaestner says
Is it wrong to just make this for myself!! I don’t want to share!
Christy Maurer says
Same! lol
Rena Walter says
Great recipe! Thanks!
Nerlande says
This looks so scrumptious I can’t wait to try to make it