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Make this quick Valentine’s Day Fudge for your sweetie this February. It has only 3 ingredients and ready in no time at all, plus I just love the light pink color of this sweet treat!
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Valentine’s Day Fudge
Y’all know me and know that I love a good fudge recipe. Fudge is so easy to throw together for a quick dessert or gift. I made this Valentine’s Day Fudge for my kids to surprise them after school on Valentine’s Day. They loved the little surprise and it really took no time at all. Maybe 5 minutes of active time.
I don’t go crazy celebrating Valentine’s Day, but it is fun to just have a few little surprises for everyone to just let them know that I am thinking about them. Hubby and I don’t even go out…seriously, all of our favorite restaurants jack up the prices and change the menu for the “special night”. Drives me crazy! I do make a special dinner sometimes, but usually it’s just a normal dinner with a couple special touches like this easy fudge.
Some of my family’s favorite Valentine treats include Valentine Brownies, Valentine Cookie Bark, and this Healthy Valentine Snack Mix.
3 Ingredient Fudge
This pink fudge recipe is sort of my quick and cheater method. It’s pretty much foolproof too! So, yes…I did use a container of premade frosting. It works and makes this fudge come together in a snap. This recipe also works with dairy free white chocolate chips (but it does take almost 1 1/2 – 2x more chips than using regular ones…just because they are smaller). A lot of the premade frostings are dairy free, so just double check the ingredients list if that’s what you need.
Valentine Fudge Gifts
I made a double batch of this red velvet fudge and turned them into Valentine Fudge Gifts for friends, family, and people that we work with (think Scouts leaders, sports coaches, teachers, Bible study leaders, etc). It’s nice to show a little appreciation throughout the year, especially when it’s so easy. Just pick up some cellophane bags and cute ribbon then put a few pieces of fudge in each bag.
Valentine's Day Fudge Recipe
This easy fudge recipe creates a festive Valentine's Day dessert.
Ingredients
- 1 container ready made Vanilla frosting
- 1 12 oz bag of white chocolate chips
- red gel dye
- Valentine's sprinkles
Instructions
- Prepare an 8"x8" baking pan by lining it with foil, leaving some hanging over the edge. Set aside.
- Place white chocolate chips in a heat proof bowl and set aside.
- Place container of frosting in the microwave, heat for 20 to 30 seconds until it is hot and completely melted. Once the frosting is melted pour over the white chocolate chips and let the heat from the frosting melt the chocolate. Stir until all chocolate is melted and smooth. Add a few drops of red food coloring and mix (the more drops the darker the color will be, fewer drops and the fudge will be more pink).
- Pour fudge into prepared pan and top with Valentine's sprinkles. Place in the refrigerator to set up then cut into one inch squares..
Nutrition Information:
Amount Per Serving:Calories: 57Total Fat: 2gSaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 1mgSodium: 17mgFiber: 0gSugar: 8gProtein: 0g
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This is a great recipe to make with the kids on a Saturday afternoon. I love quick yet delicious ideas like this! Thanks for sharing!
What a fun and easy Valentine’s Day treat! Perfect for gift-giving too!
This was such a fun treat to make! Everyone loved how festive it was! I added a little dash of strawberry extract just for fun, too!
Genius! This is so easy, I can’t believe it! I will never make regular fudge again!
This is such a fabulous, festive recipe for Valentine’s Day! I made some in advance just to get into the spirit of the season. I love that it was quick and easy to make and tasted heavenly.
What a delicious-looking dessert! I don’t make fudges that often, but this one looks so good that I’ll have to try it myself. Thanks for posting!