December 11, 2011

Christmas Chocolate Fudge {Never Fail}


I have a special treat today for you my friends!
SO simple and SO yummy Christmas fudge.
It has only 5 ingredients,
and the best part,
TOTALLY foolproof.
Seriously,
I have made it for years and have never messed it up!


Line an 8 x 8 pan with foil.


In heavy saucepan,
melt {over low to medium heat}
3 cups semi sweet chocolate chips, dash of salt
 and 14 oz. can eagle brand milk.


Stir just until melted.
Remove from heat.
Add 1 c. chopped nuts and 1 tsp. vanilla extract
Stir until smooth.


Pour into your pan.
Stick in fridge for two hours {or until set}


Turn fudge onto cutting board and peel off foil.


Cut into rectangles or squares.


Now, go make you some fudge.

Give it as a gift,
take it to a Christmas party,
or...
eat it all yourself {and share SOME with your fam}
That may or may not have happened here at our house today.
Just sayin'
:)

Linking here.

21 comments:

ReMadeSimple Kristina said...

Wow-great that this is never fail! I have never tried to make fudge-always scared to mess it up, but might try this one-sounds easy-pinning :)

Deanne said...

Yumm! I will make some of this for my nieces but will substitute the nits for some dried fruit as one is allergic to nuts.

Cinthya said...

I'm a new follower. This looks so yummy. I may just have to try it. I would love if you linked to my linky party at http://www.eyeheart.ca/2011/12/anything-goes-at-eye-heart-5.html

Kerryanne @ Shabby Art Boutique said...

mmmm... giving this a try today.
I'd love it if you could link this project up at my Simply Christmas Inspiration party ~ http://shabbyartboutique.blogspot.com/2011/12/inspiration-friday_16.html

Kristen Duke Photography said...

I'll have to try this...looks delicious!

Amanda said...
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Amanda said...

Thank you for your kind words my friends! Hope you give it a try and you find this recipe useful. I will be sharing a buttercream fudge recipe SOON, so stay tuned! Merry Christmas!
xo~Amanda

Anonymous said...

Your fudge looks so yummy and easy to make. I have one problem -I dont live in the USA. What type of milk is eagle brand?

Haley Hill said...

I'm pretty sure she meant CONDENSED milk, it's not regular milk. It's in a can and it's sweetened condensed milk.

Amanda said...

Thank you so much ladies for the kind words! And, just to be clear, yes it is condensed milk {my whole life I have referred to it as eagle brand} However, any brand of CONDENSED milk will do just fine! Merry Christmas friends! :)
xo~Amanda

cleversomeday said...

I have never made fudge and am not much of a kitchen person, but last night I got in the spirit and reached for this recipe. It turned out fantastic! I thank you and know my family will too as soon as they get a taste of this!

Terry said...

I made this and it's just the best fudge and so easy to make.

Amanda said...

So happy you all gave this a try and it came out great for you! Thank you for reading and for your kind comments as well! :)
xo~Amanda

CuencaGirl said...

This is the Christmas fudge my mom always made and if she couldn't screw it up you are all guaranteed perfect results!

Anonymous said...

I believe
"Condensed" milk is different from Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk. One is thick and sweet the other is more like half and half. Please let us know exactly what kind of milk. Thanks. Does 3 cups chips come in a 24 oz Bag? Some weights are different than cup weights.

Catherine Clark said...

I've made this for years. Its sweetened condensed milk. I've added mint, raisins, nuts, coconut, candy pieces... The combinations are endless.

Bonny Yokeley said...

Fudge is one of my favorite treats at Christmas even though I rarely attempt to make it myself. I hope you'll share this post on our Holiday Cookie Recipe Swap at http://thedomesticatedprincess.blogspot.com/2012/11/holiday-cookie-recipe-swap-week-1.html

My Inner Chick said...

Can't wait to make this chocolate sin!

Noelle said...

wow this looks like such an easy recipe! im going to have to try this. pinning!

KaraPadgett said...

That looks so yummy!! Can't wait to try it out!
I came across your blog at Classy Clutters, spotlight Saturday. I'd love for you to follow my blog as I'm now following yours!

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Anonymous said...

I just only discovered and tried it out. I haven't tasted it as yet but I am sure it will taste as good as it looks. I made this batch without nuts for the kiddos but I want to make the next one with nuts. Should I roast the nuts before I them?

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