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Sunday, December 2, 2012

Oreo Cookie Fudge

 I wait every year until December to make fudge. My favorite is the traditional chocolate fudge with walnuts.
 I will ALWAYS make at least one batch of traditional fudge, but enjoy changing it up.
 On our way home from Reno this Thanksgiving we stopped in Truckee, California. While window shopping we saw a chocolate shop making what looked like Oreo Coolie white chocolate fudge in the window.  The next day I had all the ingredients to make it.

 How? You ask, without a recipe? Easy...take your favorite fudge recipe and just switch up the type of chips and candies.

 My recipe makes three loaf pans. Loaf pans are perfect. Use wax paper and simply lift your fudge right out once chilled. So easy.


 Here is the only recipe you need:

In a large bowl:

3 cups chips (chocolate, white chocolate, peanut butter, etc.)
1 Teaspoon Vanilla
1 1/2 cups candy/optional (walnuts, peppermints, Oreos, etc.)

In a large sauce pan:

2 cups sugar
1 teaspoon salt
6 Tablespoons Butter (real butter)
1 cup heavy cream (I use evaporated milk....yummy and it keeps)
3 1/2 cups mini-marshmallows

1.) On medium heat, bring sugar mixture to a boil. Once it starts to boil, set timer for 5 minutes. It must boil for a solid 5 minutes. You can adjust heat. You are ALWAYS stirring the candy mixture. Don't over heat or burn.

2.) Once the mixture has boiled slowly for 5 minutes, remove from heat and add your chip mixture. Mix. That's it.

for this recipe I added half the Oreos right away, as seen and then added more as it cooled. The cream melts into to the mixture....sprinkle Oreo pieces over the top before chilling.


Pour into prepared loaf pans, lined in wax paper and sprayed with "Pam."

Chill...pop it out, slice. Makes a wonderful Christmas gift.
 


I got this recipe from Martha Stewart Kids magazine, 2003 edition. I have been using it ever since and pull the actual magazine from the shelf every year to make it. The Oreo version I did on my own.......

I hope you get a chance to try this!

P.S.
Grandma Dodie always told to NEVER make fudge on a cloudy day.

Karen I am linking up wit The nutmeg Place's All Star Block Part #27 Party right here!!

31 comments:

  1. This sounds lovely,i'm going to make it. My grandchildren will love it.
    Thank you for visiting me and for your nice comments. x

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    1. Boy, my kids couldn't get enough...begging me...just one piece, please!! I think your grand-kids will like it!! Thanks for stopping by!
      Karen

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  2. Oh yummmmm and yes please! I have never made fudge, but this makes me want to try!!

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    1. Danni, you should try it. It's really easy. One bowl, one saucepan...boil, pour bowl in stir. :) I love peanut-butter fudge too!! Same recipe with peanut butter chips.
      Karen

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  3. Wow, your fudge looks so rich and yummy!! It does make a wonderful gift.
    Thanks for stopping by. I'm happy to be a new follower, Mary Alice

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    1. Thanks, Mary! It's pretty creamy and the Oreo cream melts into the candy base...it smelled so good! Thanks for following!!
      Karen

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  4. That is so pretty. It would make a truly whimsical little yummy gift. Especially wrapped in polka dot tissue paper! Great presentation. Thanks for coming by my blog!
    hugs,
    Caroline

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    1. Thanks, Caroline!!! Love the idea of polka dots!! So cute!
      Karen

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  5. That looks so yummy! Thanks for the follow, following back :o)

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    1. Thanks, Amanda! Can you believe I didn't have any? I am off sugar right now. The kids loved it!!
      Karen

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  6. This looks delicious, Karen! Can't wait to try it! Thanks for sharing!

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    1. I hope you get a chance to make some! I love making fudge :)
      Karen

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  7. The only fudge I have ever made is peanut butter. My sister Jeanie is the fudge maker in our family. She makes all kinds. A little shop in our town "Horton's " makes every kind of fudge you could imagine. Raspberry, p.b., Pumpkin, Snicker, Vanilla...so many flavors. Your oreo fudge looks very pretty and tasty.xo, Susie

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    1. Snickers??? Oh man....off to the store I go LOL Yum!!!
      Karen

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  8. I know I am weird but I can't eat but a SMALL bite of fudge:) It is just too sweet for me. I am a salt person!! Maybe I am lucky that I hardly ever eat sweets. This looks delicious. XO, Pinky

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    1. Pinky, this would be WAY too sweet for you! That gave me an idea though ;) Might try s chocolate version with something salty....pretzels?? Oh, and you're lucky. I like both sweets and savory!! Yikes. :)

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  9. Now why did you have to go and post this??? I am getting into enough trouble on pinterest, now I have to go and try this, lol. I can't wait. I am happily following you back :)

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    1. Thanks for following!! Pinterest is not good when you’re hungry!! I hope you get a chance to try this or one of your own combinations with the recipe. It's a good one!
      Karen

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  10. That sounds so delicious it should be illegal! oh my goodness, I have to try this. Thanks for the recipe!

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    1. Illegal! Love it. It was fun to make. I hope you get a chance to try this recipe. It's fun to make a few types. Always a crowd pleaser!
      Karen

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  11. This fudge sounds amazing and I love your presentation. Beautiful.

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  12. Oh that looks good and sounds pretty easy. I have a fudge recipe I love that is called Million dollar fudge- it is so yummy and nearly impossible to mess up.

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  13. This looks delicious!! I know I could eat A LOT of this and enjoy every bite.

    I've been looking for a treat to send to work with my husband for his Christmas party. I know the guys will like this!

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    1. Hope you make it! Let me know! My husband loved it. :)
      Karen

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  14. Oh, my grandkids (and parents!) are going to love this! Thank you so much for sharing! Perfect for the holidays!
    Nancy

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  15. What a stupendously yummy looking sweet treat! Cookie and cream ice cream has always been one of my favourite flavours and this strikes me as being in much the same vein, so I just know I'd love it (I'd swap in GF Oreo style sandwich cookies, as I have celiac disease, but otherwise wouldn't alter a thing - it looks heavenly!).

    ♥ Jessica

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    1. Yes! definitely like cookies and cream...lots of cream :) Amazing that they have GF sandwich cookies!! Hope you can try this!
      Karen

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  16. Oh my gosh, these look amazing! I love fudge. Jess is doing some baking this Christmas. I will have to tell her about these. Oh, I wish I had one to go with my tea right now.
    ~Sheri

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  17. OMG these look amazing! I am drooling- I might have to make these this weekend! Thanks for sharing the recipe.

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