Indulge in the easy-to-make, irresistibly sweet Cookie Monster Fudge recipe, perfect for gifting or enjoying as a treat. With simple microwave steps, fun ingredients like Oreos, and no boiling required, this dessert is a hit with kids and adults alike.
Fun and Easy Cookie Monster Fudge
If you want a super simple, creative fudge recipe that the kids will love, then this cookie monster fudge recipe is one you are going to have to try. Sweet and delicious and packed full of delicious goodies, this fudge delivers.
You can chop it up and add it to clear bags as gifts or munch on it while enjoying a film. It makes the perfect sweet snack.
People are often put off making fudge, thinking it is difficult. You are right about traditional fudge. It needs boiling to reach a certain temperature.
But this recipe uses the microwave to melt the chocolate and then sets it in the fridge. You still get that fudge-like texture, making it a super simple recipe that the kids can get involved with.
Plus, it is also a great recipe to add to, with some suggestions shared later in this post. Here is everything you need to know to make the Cookie Monster fudge.
Why You’ll Love This Recipe
Easy to Make: This fudge recipe is straightforward and perfect for beginners. No boiling is required—melt, mix, and chill.
Kid-Friendly: This treat is made with fun ingredients like Oreos and blue frosting, so kids will love making and eating it.
Perfect for Gifting: Cut into squares and package in clear bags for a delightful homemade gift.
No Special Equipment Needed: All you need is a microwave and a casserole dish lined with parchment paper.
Delicious: The combination of white chocolate, cookies, and frosting makes for an irresistibly sweet treat.
Ingredient Notes
Here’s everything you need to make this fun fudge!
For the fudge you will need:
- White Chocolate Chips – You can use any brand or type of white chocolate chips, but make sure they are high quality for the best taste.
- Melted Butter – For a creamy texture to the fudge. Try margarine or coconut oil as a substitute.
- Blue Frosting – You can use store-bought or make your own blue frosting using food coloring.
For the topping you will need:
- Crumbled Oreos – Or try other cookies, such as chocolate sandwich cookies or even graham crackers.
- Crumbled Chocolate Chip Cookies – Store-bought or homemade cookies.
- White Chocolate Chips – For more texture in the fudge.
Easy Substitutions And Additions
Customize your cupcakes with these simple substitutions and additions.
Color: Why not add colored M&Ms to the fudge to make it multicolored? You could also add a different color frosting for a different theme.
Texture: Crushed biscuits or cookies will always work well with this recipe. You could experiment with different options.
Add some mini marshmallows to the mixture for a different texture and appearance.
How to make the Cookie Monster Fudge
Be sure to check out the full recipe and ingredient list below
Step One: Start by adding your butter to your white chocolate chips, and microwave in 45-second intervals, stirring after each until smooth. If you have trouble getting it smooth, you can also melt it on the stovetop on medium heat.
Step Two: Place your icing container in the microwave for one minute until melted.
Step Three: Add to your melted chocolate chips and stir until smooth.
Step Four: Line your casserole dish with parchment paper, pour in the melted chocolate, and smooth out evenly.
Step Five: Top with Oreos, cookies, and white chocolate chips.
Step Six: Place in the fridge for two hours until solid.
Step Seven: Remove from your casserole dish and slice into even squares.
Step Eight: Serve and enjoy this adorable treat!
How to Serve the Fudge
You can serve it as is, but this recipe also makes cute DIY foodie gifts, ideal for teachers or friends.
How to Store the Cookie Monster Fudge
This can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 7 days. Once portioned, add it to an airtight container.
Tips for Success
- Make sure your chocolate is smooth when it melts. If you struggle with this, it is worth doing it on the stove.
- You will need parchment paper to line the dish so the fudge doesn’t stick.
- You can double up the quantities if you want to use a bigger dish.
- Be careful when melting chocolate in the microwave; the dish will be hot.
What makes a fudge recipe fudge?
Traditionally, fudge is a dense, rich confection typically made with sugar, milk or cream, butter, chocolate, or other flavorings. The base for fudge is boiled until it reaches the soft-ball stage, then stirred or beaten as it cools to minimize the formation of sugar crystals.
This recipe above for the cookie monster fudge is much simpler than that, but this is what makes a fudge: fudge.
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Cookie Monster Fudge
Ingredients
Fudge
- 2 cups White Chocolate Chips
- 2 tablespoons Melted Butter
- 1 container Blue Frosting
Topping
- ½ cup Oreos crumbled
- ½ cup Chocolate Chip Cookies crumbled
- ½ cup White Chocolate Chips
Equipment
- 8×8 Casserole Dish
Instructions
- Start by adding your butter to your white chocolate chips, and microwave in 45 second intervals, stirring after each until smooth. If you have trouble getting it smooth, you can also melt it on the stove top, on medium heat.
- Place your icing container in the microwave for one minute, until melted.
- Add to you melted chocolate chips, and stir until smooth.
- Line your casserole dish with parchment paper and pour in your melted chocolate. Smooth out evenly.
- Top with oreos, cookies, and white chocolate chips.
- Place in the fridge for two hours, until solid.
- Remove from your casserole dish and slice into even squares.
- Serve and enjoy this adorable treat!
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, is intended to serve as an estimate only, and is provided for informational purposes. The accuracy of nutritional information is not guaranteed.
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