These holiday fudge recipes are a must-try for anyone looking to make festive, fuss-free treats! With fun ideas like Grinch fudge and quick 2-ingredient peanut butter fudge, they’re perfect for ...

For years, fudge lived on my “do not attempt” list due to its fussiness and—for me—high fail rate. That’s exactly why ...

This fudge recipe only needs two ingredients, yogurt and dark chocolate chips. There’s no need to use the stove for this recipe—just melt, stir and chill. It sets firm in the fridge within one to two ...

One of my grandmothers was known for her fudge during the holiday season. She would make a batch and distribute it out in small tins to a special few, and the rest was put out on a platter for ...

If you’re like me, you love the holidays because it means the return of your favorite rich, delicious drink: eggnog. Those creamy vanilla and cinnamon flavors just make everything seem more festive to ...

Traditional chocolate fudge with sugar, butter, evaporated milk, marshmallow creme, chocolate chips and walnuts. Simple, ...

In a medium pot, mix sugar, butter, and milk. Bring the mixture to a full boil using medium heat, stirring constantly so the ...

If you know the history of fudge, then you know it gets the name from the mistake made when making caramel. A mistake possibly never tasted finer. Beginning with the original recipes, fudge has gone ...