This Red Velvet Fudge is so easy to make, but it looks really beautiful and decadent when it’s swirled with red and white creamy chocolate. You can try and eat just one piece. Go ahead I dare you.
Fudge is so versatile, you can make it for the holidays, for an after-school snack, or give it as gifts. There is also no shortage of flavors or recipes you can create. I am not sure why it’s one of those treats you think you can only make at the holidays.
What is the Best Fudge Recipe
People ask, “What is the best Fudge Recipe”? I don’t think there is just one answer. The best Fudge recipe is the one you like best. This is one of my favorites after Peanut Butter Fudge that is. For more delicious dessert recipes, try these.
Red Velvet Fudge
Ingredients
- 3 cups granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup butter
- 2/3 cup evaporated milk
- 1 12 oz white chocolate chips Good Quality
- 1 7 oz jar marshmallow creme
- 1 ts vanilla extract
- 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips Good Quality
- 3 TB red food coloring
Instructions
- Line a 9 X 9 or 8 X 8 pan with aluminum foil, spray with non-stick spray and set aside.
- Place semi-sweet chocolate chips and food coloring in a heat safe bowl and set aside.
- In a large, heavy saucepan, combine sugar, butter and evaporated milk and cook to 234 degrees, stirring occasionally.
- Immediately add white chocolate chips, marshmallow cream and vanilla, mix to combine. Remove from Heat.
- When well mixed, scrape half of the white chocolate fudge into the bowl with the semi-sweet chocolate chips and mix till melted and smooth.
- Using two medium cookie scoops or tablespoons, place scoops of red and white fudge n the prepared pan, alternating flavors.
- Drop pan from a few inches above counter a couple times to remove any air bubbles. With a knife, swirl through the fudge to give a marbleized appearance.
- Allow to cool at room temperature. Then refrigerate. When cool, remove from pan using foil and cut into squares. (This cuts easier after refrigeration)
Notes
Nutrition
Can You Freeze Fudge?
Freezing Fudge. Fudge freezes well; simply wrap in plastic wrap and package the pieces, then place the container in your freezer. Your fudge should last for several months. If you can Freeze your fudge in the full block, it will taste fresher when thawed.
This recipe makes a lot of fudge by cutting into 1-inch squares. Serve this at your next party and wow your guests.
My Favorite Tools To Make Fudge
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Ohhh! That looks amazing! I will have to make that for sure
Thanks Sarah, It is so addicting.
This looks like a perfect dessert for red velvet lovers.
Yes, thanks Heather, I ate most of it myself.
Visiting from Tasty Tuesdays. Incorporating red velvet into fudge is a great idea, it looks super yummy. I would love for you to stop by and share this and other recipes with us over at Sweet and Savoury Sunday. Have a great day!
Thanks for stopping by. I will stop over to yours.
How pretty! I like your technique for marbling, I always have trouble doing that.
Thanks for sharing on Tasty Tuesdays. Hope to see you back next week.
It’s really fun, at first, I think it wont come out but then it has a pretty swirl.
Oh my this looks delicious!
Thanks Steph, for stopping by. I hope you get to try the fudge and let me know how you like it.
They look both yummy and pretty. Thanks for sharing I’ll have to give them a try.
This looks so amazingly delicious! Wish I had some right now!
I didn’t have enough to share, I ate them all
Oh these should be illegal they look so good! Thank-you for linking up to Bloggers Brags Pinterest Party. I have linked this post to our board.
These look delicious! and they’re also pretty on the plate 🙂
Can’t wait to try them.
Thanks Mitzi, they were so good.
That looks amazing!!!
I love Red Velvet too, and this fudge is so pretty! Love that swirl.
They are easy to make and taste so good. Thanks for stopping by.
Red velvet fudge sounds amazing! I hope your daughter’s class enjoyed it!
They did, I made some for me too and ate them all.
Is it evaporated milk or half and half that is to be used?
It is evaporated milk. Thanks for catching that.