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3 Ingredient Microwave Fudge (Chocolate and Orange, Cookie Butter, and Praline)

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The only thing better than one Microwave Fudge recipe... is three different flavors! Using this one base recipe, you'll be able to create fudges like Chocolate & Orange, Cookie Butter, and Praline!
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Last updated on November 11, 2019

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If you don’t have a microwave, you can of course do it the old fashioned way. It’s still a fairly quick treat to whip up. Once the fudge is melted and you’ve added in the desired flavor, its only a matter of allowing the fudge to set up in the fridge. Once set, the fudge can be cut into uniform squares (or other shapes!) and wrapped up to the 9’s to be given away.

The finished fudge will be gorgeous, decadent, and satisfying.

How long does microwave fudge last?

One of the best things about my fudge recipe is how long it will last. It will last covered at room temperature for up to four weeks. Perfect for sharing and treating yourself all holidays season long! A word to the wise, though: the flavor and texture of fudge are at their best when stored at room temperature, so no need to put it into the fridge.

Chocolate & Orange Fudge

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Praline is crunchy, chewy, and a perfect addition to fudge. Get my Praline Fudge recipe and make a batch!

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3 Microwave Fudge Recipes (Chocolate and Orange, Cookie Butter, and Praline)

4.78 from 27 votes
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The only thing better than one Microwave Fudge... is three different flavors! Using this one base recipe, you'll be able to create fudges like Chocolate & Orange, Cookie Butter, and Praline!
Author: Gemma Stafford
Servings: 16
Prep Time 15 mins
Cook Time 2 mins
Total Time 17 mins
The only thing better than one Microwave Fudge... is three different flavors! Using this one base recipe, you'll be able to create fudges like Chocolate & Orange, Cookie Butter, and Praline!
Author: Gemma Stafford
Servings: 16

Ingredients

Instructions

  • Butter and line an 8X8 inch pan with parchment paper, set aside.
  • In a large microwave-safe bowl add the chocolate, sweetened condensed milk, and butter. Microwave for 2 minutes. This timing is a based on my microwave which is 1200 Watts, so your cook time may very. You just want to heat the mixture until the chocolate is fully melted. 
  • Once melted, stir until smooth. At this point fold in desired mix-ins to make Praline Fudge, Chocolate and Orange Fudge and Cookie Butter Fudge. Do not be tempted to over-mix the fudge as this can cause it to separate. 
  • Transfer the fudge to the prepared tin, smooth out the top and add additional garnishes. 
  • Allow to set in the fridge for a minimum of 2 hours to overnight. 
  • Remove from the fridge and cut into 16 squares. Cover and store in an airtight container for up to 4 weeks.

 

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lindamarie77
lindamarie77
3 years ago

Gemma, You are without a doubt, the best food blogger on the net. Congratulations and keep up the good work.

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rihanna
rihanna
2 years ago

i like fudge

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EllieD
EllieD
2 years ago

Huge hit! Delish! Thanks for a great, easy peasy yummy dessert!

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Michael Kissel
Michael Kissel
3 years ago

Hello and Happy New Year!
I made the basic fudge recipe and added dried cherries.
I used 18 oz of 56% cacao semi sweet baking chocolate squares, 1 14oz can of sweetened condensed milk and 2 table spoons of salted butter. I microwaved until the chocolate was just melted and I stirred quickly then folded in the cherries. I put it in a pan and into the refrig. Mu fudge is hard, more like a candy.
What did I do wrong??

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Kinjal
Kinjal
1 year ago

Hey hi!…i find all your recipes so useful..can u please tell me at what temperature fudge should be cooked. Thanks dear!

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Priya
Priya
2 years ago

Can i use cocoa powder instead of bars?

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Kiran Gupta
Kiran Gupta
2 years ago

How to make Cooke butter

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Cindi
Cindi
2 years ago

I made this for my hubby to take to his shop party and it was a hit. He said they all loved it but it’s really rich. I will definitely make this often. It’s soooooo easy!!

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Dona Crandall
Dona Crandall
3 years ago

Hi Gemma, most of my family likes dark chocolate. Will this be alright to use in the 3 ingredinent micro fudge recipe.

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Geraldine C Martz
Geraldine C Martz
3 years ago

Gemma,
Instead of cookie butter, I would like to add peanutbutter. Would that work?

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