This fudge was (all gone now) smooth, delicious and rich. It was super easy to put together, and in a few hours, after cooling, was ready to eat. No candy thermometers were needed, just a few microwavable bowls, and a 9″x9″ pan to pour it all into.
Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Chocolate Fudge
Ingredients
- 1 package (8 squares) semi-sweet chocolate
- 3/4 cup canned sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup salted peanuts, chopped
- 1 package (6 squares) white chocolate
- 1/4 cup smooth or chunky peanut butter (your choice)
Sarah says
Wow, how very fortunate that your husband likes to cook, and bake. These look delicious.
sandy says
I don’t have microwave, can it still be done on the hob? 🙂
Jeanine says
Absolutely, Sandy! Just melt your chocolate in the top of a double boiler. I like to use a pyrex bowl over a saucepan with 1″ or less of simmering water.
sandy says
That’s great! Thank you 🙂
Kim - Cook It Allergy Free says
Jeanine, seriously. These could look any more perfect! I totally think we are going to make these tomorrow! My Mom and boys and I decided that tomorrow we are going to hang out in the kitchen all day baking and making treats for the huge family gathering at my In Laws tomorrow night! These will be gone in a minute if we bring these!! YUMMO!!
betty r says
Delicious looking fudge Jeanine. You should have included a pic of hubby in the kitchen! Was he wearing an apron? 🙂
Grace says
My son-in-law has made the fudge for us but this looks to die for. Maybe I'll make it for the new year!!! Thanks
Jeanine says
Kim, I just spent the afternoon in the kitchen making 2 of your recipes…both are amazing! Thank you! Hope you have a fantastic day tomorrow, sounds like memories will be made. 🙂
Grace, so simple, it'd be perfect to ring in the new year. 😉
Betty, he does have a "manly" apron, him & Nicholas have matching ones. However, I do believe I have him modeling a pink frilly one I made for a friend too (I needed to see how it would fit!)…I'm not that mean though. Hehe
Tasty Eats At Home says
Yum! Your husband and my daughter must be on the same wavelength. She just made peanut butter fudge too!
Carolyn says
Oh Jeanine! I was so busy (and sick!) before Christmas, I missed this but my god, it looks amazing. I want to bite my computer screen. I am saving this one, even if I can't eat much of it and have to give it away.
Brittany (Real Sustenance) says
Holy Mouthwatering!!!!
I just found your blog for the first time and I am so excited 🙂 Love finding other blogs like my own 🙂
Happy New Years! Cant wait to look through this site some more..
-Brittany-
Dee Joyce says
Wow! I can’t believe I have never come across your site before! I think I am in serious trouble… all of the things that I have longed for are all here in one place. BTW.. I love the design of your page! Also thanks for providing the pics as well. I am very visual and it messes me up if I don’t have a pic to refer to, lol! Funny, I was attempting to put together a cook book of all of the things that I have found because there was so little out there… but now I see that you have done the work already. I know there are others, but there is many recipes that I have no interest in… but this place is phenomenal! Thanks again!!!!
Karolin Beechner says
I made these for my celiac support group cookie exchange last night and everyone was raving about them!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Jeanine says
yeah!! Glad to hear that, Karolin! 🙂 And easy too, isn’t it?? Almost too easy.. 😉
Jenn says
Made these this week! Awesome recipe and super easy!
georgia says
Hello, can you please tell me approx how many grams are the below?
1 package (8 squares) semi-sweet chocolate
1 package (6 squares) white chocolate
Jeanine Friesen says
Hi Georgia,
8 squares is equal to 225 grams
6 squares is equal to 170 grams
Hope this helps!
Buggy says
Mine did not work out. Cant beleive it. looked so good, but nope.