This super simple Mini Egg Fudge only has 5 ingredients, yet is melt in your mouth good! Creamy, sweet and packed with Cadbury Mini Eggs, it’s the perfect Easter candy recipe!
Oh my goodness, yesterday I took Poppy for a walk and I didn’t need a coat.
Does that mean Spring is FINALLY here?!?!
I can hardly believe it. Although the forecast for today is rain. So maybe not…
Since it was so glorious these past few days I decided we needed an easy candy recipe which didn’t take long at all, so we could all get outside and get some sun.
I mean, I’m normally as pale as a ghost, but I start to look dead towards the end of Winter…
Enter this Mini Egg Fudge. 5 ingredients. No-bake. Delicious.
AND you get to take out any grievances you have on mini eggs by smashing them to smithereens. You’re welcome.
Of course, you need to take some of those glorious, crunchy little eggs for yourself. I won’t tell.
That is the reason there are no mini eggs as props in these photos though… I normally like to use an ingredient in the background of my photos, but the craving for mini eggs got too much and I had to eat the leftovers.
Anyway, want to know how we make this super simple fudge?
Beat the heck out of mini eggs, place chocolate and condensed milk into a saucepan over a low heat and stir until melted and thick.
Add in your vanilla and butter, stir and then tip in the mini egg rubble. That’s all your prep done.
Tip that beautiful mixture into a lined 8 x 8 inch square pan, sprinkle with more mini eggs for good measure and refrigerate until set. That’s it. All done.
Now the hard part, waiting for it to set.
Side note: do you see how cute those little bunnies are? I found them in Sainsbury’s and they’re called “table scatter” – but heck, I only bought them for props.
Now, if you’re anything like me, then there will be a corner missing by the time it comes to slicing the fudge up, but let’s not get judge-y. There have to be certain perks to being a food blogger… 😉
Slice that baby up, devour and then go enjoy some Spring sunshine! 😀
Mini Egg Fudge
Ingredients
- 1 1/4 cups (250g) Mini Eggs I used Cadbury's
- 14 oz (400g) white chocolate
- 14 oz (397g) tin of condensed milk
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tbsp butter
Instructions
- Line an 8 x 8 inch square pan with foil and spray with cooking spray (I use Wilton Bake Easy).
- Place mini eggs into a Ziploc bag and then beat with a rolling pin until you have mini egg rubble. Big and small pieces are fine. Leave to one side.
- Break the white chocolate up into a medium sized saucepan and add in the condensed milk.
- Place over a low heat and stir until all the chocolate is melted and you have a smooth, thick consistency. (Pull it from the heat as soon as you have this consistency, don't be tempted to over cook, white chocolate is sensitive!)
- Quickly add in the vanilla extract and butter and stir until well combined and the butter is melted.
- Leave to cool for 5 minutes before adding 3/4 of the mini egg rubble. Stir until combined and the mini eggs are coated in the fudge mixture and then tip into your prepared tin.
- Smooth over with a spatula/wooden spoon and sprinkle the remaining mini egg rubble over the top. Leave to cool for 30 mins before placing in the fridge to set properly, around 3 hours.
- Once set, lift out the foil from the pan, place on a cutting board and slice into 16-20 pieces of fudge.
- Fudge will keep in an airtight container, in the fridge for 5 days.
Recipe Notes
Recipe by Annie of Annie's Noms
lifeasourlittlefamily says
24.3.15 at 2:20 pmWow this recipe is right up my street. Looks amazing. Popping to your blog for the first time. #MixItUpMonday
Annie S says
27.3.15 at 9:52 amThanks so much! 🙂
Leslie says
24.3.15 at 2:47 pmI like these eggs alone so I can only imagine how good they make this fudge taste!
Annie S says
27.3.15 at 9:54 amMe too – I’m surprised any made it into the fudge as I kept eating the eggs!!
Matt @ Plating Pixels says
24.3.15 at 4:14 pmWow what a fun recipe. Or course any recipe that lets you smash things into yummy bits is so worth it. The wait for chilling though (sigh). That’s the hardest part of no bake dishes. On a plus, you can place in freezer a bit to speed up greatly. Just don’t actually freeze them
Annie S says
27.3.15 at 9:56 amI agree, so hard waiting for things to set! I literally have no patience!!
Lily Lau says
24.3.15 at 4:36 pmYour recipe looks brilliant! I really need to try it, thanks 🙂
Annie S says
27.3.15 at 9:57 amThanks so much! 😀
Stephanie R says
25.3.15 at 1:52 pmThis looks INCREDIBLE! I haven’t had fudge in ages.
Annie S says
27.3.15 at 9:59 amThank you Stephanie!! 😀
kalamitykelli says
25.3.15 at 3:51 pmThank you so much for posting such a lovely recipe on YG! It is gorgeous. As the new co-owners, we hope you will continue to submit – we are expanding and upgrading everything and even have a new mobile app for android! Kelli at Yum Goggle
Annie S says
27.3.15 at 10:01 amThanks so much Kelli! 🙂
ChocolaTess says
26.3.15 at 1:10 amLooks so amazing Annie! Definitely pinning! 🙂
Annie S says
27.3.15 at 10:02 amThanks so much and thanks for pinning!! 🙂
Erin D says
27.3.15 at 6:14 pmThis looks ridiculously delicious!
Annie S says
2.4.15 at 12:21 pmThanks so much Erin! 🙂
Catherine says
31.3.15 at 6:18 amI really want to try these! Cadbury mini eggs are my favorite Easter candy.
Annie S says
2.4.15 at 12:22 pmMine too! I just can’t get enough! 🙂
Miz Helen says
31.3.15 at 5:03 pmYour Mini Egg Fudge would be a very special treat! Thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and have a very special weekend!
Miz Helen
tampacakegirl says
1.4.15 at 5:48 pmI shared your Mini Egg Fudge on my page today. Delicious! I also pinned this recipe for me! Thank you very much for joining in the celebration of #purebloglove, we enjoy having you each week. I hope to see you on Thursday at 8PM, EST through Sunday night. ~Cydnee
Annie S says
2.4.15 at 12:22 pmThanks for sharing! 🙂
Britta Ellis Lafont says
1.4.15 at 7:04 pmThank you for linking up at Family Fun Fridays! As the food hostess, I am so excited to share this post—your recipe is perfect for our Easter lineup! Please stop by brittalafont.com Thursday, April 2, after 1pm (PDT) and grab your “I was featured” button. Already pinned it!
Your fudge is so pretty! I can’t wait to make it 🙂
Annie S says
2.4.15 at 12:34 pmThanks so much for featuring my fudge! 🙂
Bethany Silvestri says
15.4.17 at 8:27 pmMine is still really soft? Been in my fridge for 17 hours. What did I do wrong? Taste good tho!
Annie @ Annie's Noms says
16.4.17 at 10:45 amSorry you’re having trouble, can you explain exactly how you made it so I can try and troubleshoot for you? Fudge can be a little temperamental; but I’ve never not had this recipe work. It could be that the mixture didn’t cook long enough, so didn’t get hot enough, but I don’t want to guess without knowing how you made it! 🙂
Charlene Paterson says
6.4.19 at 7:30 pmI made this, taste beautiful, but if I dont keep it in the fridge, it goes really soft an sticky very quickly. Is this how it’s ment to be?
favgreen says
20.3.18 at 9:36 pmCan I use a bag of white chocolate chips?
Annie @ Annie's Noms says
21.3.18 at 1:25 pmHi, yes white chocolate chips work too! 🙂
favgreen says
21.3.18 at 3:16 pmThankyou Annie! I am going to make for Easter. I’m not sure if 1 bag will do or not but I hope to figure it out…lol.