Well it’s the day after Halloween and across the country everyone is experiencing the dreaded ‘sugar hangover’.
I went to the first couple of houses with my husband and our girls, but I had to double back to man the fort and hand out candy. We live in a hidden cul de sac and, although our neighbourhood was rocking with candy-crazy kids, our street was quiet and we only had about 15 kids stop by.
It was a fun night, but now we are left with our own candy and chocolate (on top of what our two motivated kids brought home).
- 3 cups leftover Halloween chocolate
- 1 cup semi sweet chocolate chips
- 1 can sweetened condensed milk
- Add all ingredients in a microwave-safe bowl.
- Microwave on high for 1 1/2 - 2 minutes.
- Remove from microwave, stir ingredients together.
- Microwave 1 minute and remove and stir until blended.
- Line small lipped dish (enough of a lip so that fudge is about 3/4 - 1 inch deep) with wax paper (for easy clean up) and pour mixture in dish.
- Store in fridge to cool and set for a few hours.
- Chocolates that work the best include Hersheys solid milk (or with nuts), Caramilk, Mars, Snickers, Aero. Any good-quality chocolate that includes nuts, caramel, nuggat (ingredients that melt and blend well).
- Stay away from chocolates that have biscuits or wafers in them as they may soften when in the fudge.
- You can replace the 1 cup of semi sweet chocolate chips with 1 more cup of Halloween chocolate.
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How yummy! Sasha and I just made leftover chocolate fudge for Valentines Day! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
Nice idea. Lots of chocolate floating around here too.
OMG I love this! And I don’t even like fudge. So doing making this recipe this year. Thank you!
Thanks Jody. We’ll be making it too. I need an outlet (other than my mouth) to get rid of our leftover Halloween goodies.
I can make my own fudge?? ….. #drooling …. oh the possibilities now :)
Thanks Vera. The basic recipe is so easy and it is fun to add your own touches to make it better.
Great idea! Thanks
Thanks Soozle. We ended up doing this with a second batch of chocolate and included Smarties, Reeces Pieces and Butterfingers.
Sounds yummy and your girls had fun baking with you. Does that mean we get some chocolate fudge at Christmas?
If it lasts that long :)