White Chocolate Peppermint Oreo Fudge
Ready for an easy fudge recipe that will bring everyone together for holiday cheer? This white chocolate peppermint Oreo fudge is going to be a fun addition to your dessert table.
The pretty pink fudge topped with crushed candy canes and Oreo cookies will make everyone want to grab a piece. And then, grab more!
Perfect for the Holiday Season
Peppermint fudge really makes a great gift, too, if you like to make something personal.
The best part is that it’s just so simple that you don’t even need a candy thermometer or marshmallow fluff to get perfect results!
Ingredients for Easy White Chocolate Peppermint Oreo Fudge
To make this peppermint Oreo fudge recipe, you’re going to need to grab an 8-inch by 8-inch pan and some parchment paper.
The simple ingredients you’ll need to make this scrumptious candy cane Oreo fudge are:
- White chocolate chips
- Sweetened condensed milk
- Unsalted butter
- Peppermint extract
- Vanilla extract
- Sea salt
- Oreos
- Candy canes
- Red food dye (optional)
Full printable recipe card with measurements and instructions listed at the bottom of the post.
How to Make Peppermint Oreo Fudge Recipe
Gather your ingredients for the fudge.
First up, prep your casserole pan by lining it with parchment paper and set it aside for when you get the fudge ready.
Next, pull out a large saucepan and add the white chocolate chips, butter, and condensed milk, heating over low heat.
Cook these ingredients together for about 8 to 10 minutes. What you’re looking for here is everything getting completely melted.
Stir it frequently using a rubber spatula if you have one.
When this mixture is melted, you’ll add in both the peppermint and vanilla extracts, stirring again until these have blended into your fudge mixture.
Add some drops of the red food dye to the pan and stir until you get the color you want.
Break up some of the Oreos, add them to the pan, and stir.
I added the cookies to a bag and gently broke the pieces up with a rolling pin. I did the same thing for the candy canes.
After that, take the saucepan from the heat and pour the fudge mixture into the center of your lined pan.
Use the spatula to scrape all the excess fudge out.
Add a sprinkle of sea salt to the top of the fudge, as well as a few more crushed Oreos and broken-up candy canes.
Just a note that the candy canes are optional in this, but they add a festive look and a nice extra crunch.
Place your fudge in the fridge, where you’ll want to let it chill for a minimum of two hours.
After that, you can pull the parchment paper from your pan and set it down on a cutting board. Use a sharp knife to cut your fudge, making 12 perfect pieces.
This easy fudge recipe is the perfect fudge for beginners. Once you get comfortable making fudge this way, you can really add some variety.
Add Some Variety to the Fudge
There are quite a few ways to add some variety to your fudge and get some different flavors going. Feel free to change things up and have fun with the recipe. Here are a few ingredient ideas:
- Mint Oreo cookies
- Semi-sweet chocolate chips
- Dark chocolate chips
- Milk chocolate chips
- Peppermint cookies
- Add some green food coloring for another holiday.
- Andes Mints
- Andes Peppermint Chips
- Peppermint candies
- Chocolate cookies
How to Store This Spectacular Holiday Fudge
After the fudge sets up in the refrigerator, it doesn’t need to be refrigerated again unless you want to.
Put it in an airtight container, and it will keep on your counter for up to a week or in the fridge for two to three weeks.
If you’re going to keep it out of the fridge, make sure it never gets above room temperature. Otherwise, you’re going to have a melted mess, which will probably still taste good but not look presentable for guests or gift-giving.
White Chocolate Peppermint Oreo Fudge
White chocolate peppermint Oreo fudge is one of those fudge flavors that makes for a great holiday treat, and it’s such a simple recipe.
You can put it on your holiday cookie trays to add a little something extra for your guests, bring it to work or church, drop some off with the neighbors, or give it to friends and family.
You’ll find all the details you need to make this simple fudge recipe.