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This is an easy fudge recipe with no thermometer needed. This Oreo Fudge is absolutely loaded with Oreo cookies making a cookies and cream fudge that you won’t forget!
I’m going to come right out and admit something. You guys ready for this?
I’m not much of a fudge person.
I know. It’s shameful. And kinda weird.
Fudge used to be my favorite thing ever! And then I grew up and decided that I’d rather eat a cookie or inhale a brownie. I’m not sure what happened there.
Anyway, I made fudge. Not for me, but for you! Unfortunately, I ate it all. I mean, I didn’t say that I dislike fudge. It’s just not my favorite. I’ll still totally eat it. Especially when it’s thick and easy to make and absolutely, positively filled to the brim with Oreo cookies. I would never turn down cookies and cream flavored anything!
This is very easy, too. There is no thermometer needed! And I’m not using sweetened condensed milk, either. I’m using cream cheese! Weird, I know. But delicious. The white chocolate in this fudge adds to the cookies and cream flavor perfectly! I think you’re going to love this one!
This fudge even made it into my Easy Breezy Chicken Squeezy category, which means that it’s just about as simple as it gets! I also snuck it into my Buns In My Oven Favorites category, where I only put my absolute all time favorite, best of the best recipes!
Note: I recommend using chopped white chocolate here, but chocolate chips work as well. The chips don’t melt as nicely, but they do work!
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Oreo Fudge
Ingredients
- 8 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
- 4 cups confectioners’ sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 15 ounces white chocolate chopped
- 15 Oreo cookies broken into chunks
Instructions
- In the bowl of your mixer, beat cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla until smooth and no lumps remain.
- In the top of a double boiler (or just a glass bowl set over a pot) over lightly simmering water, heat white chocolate, stirring until melted and smooth.
- Stir the melted white chocolate and 3/4 of the Oreo cookies into the cream cheese mixture.
- Spread into a parchment lined 8x8 baking dish. Press the remaining cookies into the top of the fudge to make it look pretty.
- Chill in the fridge for at least 4 hours before cutting.
- Cut into 1-inch squares (or smaller - this stuff is rich!) and serve!
Nutrition Information:
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Emilia says
Hi Karly, this is gorgeous! That color! Sounds so delicious!
Myriam says
Hi Karly, I can’t believe how good this looks. Definitely trying this weekend.
Karly says
Enjoy!
VICKI says
what is the shelf life of these?
Karly says
I keep these in the fridge for about a week.
Callie says
I tried this it was so hard to stir hard as brick
Karly says
Did you use a mixer as directed in the recipe? I imagine it would be pretty tough to stir by hand.
Renee says
Just made this one. Fingers crossed. Looks amazing. I do have one question, 4 cups of sugar is that a box and then some. I measured it out and it was more than a box.
Karly says
I’m not sure how much powdered sugar is in a box.
Jennifer Rooney says
I made this today. It looks just like the picture & tastes even better than it looks. One change I made out of necessity ; I only had 8oz. Of good quality white chocolate. So, I made up the difference with almond bark. It worked just fine & tastes delicious, but I will use all chocolate next time. Thanks for the recipe! It’s a keeper. (For Christmas I will scatter red & green M&Ms or crushed candy canes on top.)
Karly says
Glad it was a hit!
Alana says
I made this and I was kinda surprised as I bake ALOT! 4 cups of sugar seems really extreme when I made it and left it in the fridge to set it tasted like sugar grit! I’m not sure what I did wrong… considering this is the easiest recipe I’ve used!
Alana says
HELP!!!
Karly says
It sounds like you used granulated sugar instead of confectioner’s/powdered sugar. Is that the case?
Bianca @ myfamilydinner.com says
This fudge looks amazing! Â My son LOVES Oreos. I can’t wait to make this for him. Â I’m sure it would be delicious with some of the different specialty flavored Oreos. Â Thank you for sharing this recipe!
Karly says
Yes, I was thinking of trying it with the Peppermint Oreos! 🙂
Jessica says
Can i substitute almond bark for the white chocolate chips?Â
Karly says
I haven’t tried it, but I imagine it would work fine. 🙂
Diana says
When you say 15 cookies, do you mean whole cookies, or just the outsides?
Sarah says
I used the whole cookies and it turned out amazing.
Karly says
Glad to hear that!
Karly says
The whole cookies! 🙂
Michelle @ Modern Acupuncture says
Amazeballs! Cannot wait to try this. My coworkers will lose their minds, and it looks so easy!
Karly says
Hope they all enjoy!
Tara says
Has anyone tried this using almond bark? For the life of me everywhere is sold out of white chocolate, or I am blind! Thanks!
Cara says
These look amazing. I love to cook, but can’t bake to save my life. We’re going to a cookie/dessert party where homemade items are “encouraged and recommend.” I had no idea what to make until I saw these. Thanks!
Karly says
Awesome! Hope you enjoy them!
stephanie says
what is 4 cups measured as like what milliliters or grams?
Karly says
I’m not sure. You’d need to find an online converter and calculate it. 🙂
stephanie says
what would this recipe be in australian measurements?
Steve Erwin says
1 Creamy Dingo (250g)
4 Powdered Kangroos (125g each)
Stir in 50ml Vanilla
1 Koala bar (450g)
Crush up 15 Tim Tams and mix it all together.
Chill in the fridge.
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