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Easy Four Ingredient Chocolate Kinder Bueno Fudge!
So, it’s been a while since I last shared a fudge recipe. According to my posts, it’s been ONE ENTIRE YEAR. I genuinely question how this is possible?! I could have sworn I had posted one since then. Either way, I thought I would bring back Fudge with a bang.
Whenever I get requests for recipes, it’s basically full of “More Kinder Bueno please?!” and I am more than happy to oblige about this… I adore Kinder Bueno.
My most popular Kinder Bueno recipe by far is my Kinder Bueno Cheesecake – and I can understand why. Some people may moan that the Bueno goes soft in the middle – but literally, anything would, so suck it up, or leave it out.
This recipe is similar in a way – eventually, yes, the Bueno will go a smidge soft. IT’S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD. If you really don’t like soft biscuits/chocolate bars etc, don’t put them in the bake. I personally don’t mind if they’re soft because they still taste great.
This recipe is so incredibly easy to make, and I am on board with that. I will no doubt get someone saying “but it’s not real fudge” and technically no, it’s not, but it’s quick fudge.
A classic fudge would be the kind you can buy in Cornwall, that you boil and use a sugar thermometer, and it is epic… but much more work. My Condensed Milk Fudges are insanely popular, as they’re just so easy! They are ‘no-bake’ and SO easy!
My Kinder Bueno Cookie Bars are on a whole new level, and probably my personal favourite Kinder Recipe… but this is now up there too.
With most of my condensed milk fudges I will use a Dark/Milk/White chocolate as the base, and then add a flavour or similar to it. For this one, I went with half Milk Chocolate, and then half Kinder Chocolate. This is optional, but gives SUCH a good flavour!
You can easily save money by just sticking with the Milk Chocolate (or switching to Dark/White) if you prefer, but I looooove Kinder Chocolate.
If you aren’t sure about what Kinder Chocolate is, it’s the tiny mini kinder bars that you buy in multipacks! (I am not talking about melting down Kinder Bueno).
For the actual Kinder Bueno in this, I just chopped the bits into individual pieces, and then folded through the mix! It’s so insanely simple. The only way this could go wrong is over mixing, and that’s very hard as you just need to stir it with your arm and a spatula!
Honestly, if you are as much of a Kinder lover as my fiancé and I are (he legitimately ate half of the first batch… wedding diet going well), then you will LOVE this bake! Four ingredients, and utterly delicious. Enjoy! X
Chocolate Kinder Bueno Fudge!
Equipment
- Microwaveable Bowl
- Large Bowl
- Spatula
- 7"x10" Tin
- Parchment Paper
Ingredients
- 250 g Milk Chocolate
- 250 g Kinder Chocolate
- 397 g Condensed Milk (one tin)
- 75 g Icing Sugar
- 6 Kinder Bueno Bars (12 individual bars)
Instructions
- Line a 7"x10" brownie tin with parchment paper and leave to the side.
- Add your Milk Chocolate and Kinder Chocolate to a microwaveable proof bowl, and melt carefully. I do it in bursts of 15-30 seconds in the microwave.
- Alternatively, use a large bowl and a double-boiler, and melt that way.
- Once melted, add your Condensed Milk, and stir till smooth. Add in your Icing Sugar and stir again!
- Chop up your Kinder Bueno, and mix into the Fudge.
- Pour into the tin, and leave to set fully.
- Enjoy!
Notes
- This will last in the fridge for 2 weeks!
- You can use Milk, Dark or White Chocolate along with the Kinder Chocolate, or use all Milk/Dark/White. I wouldn't recommend using all Kinder.
- The Kinder Bueno will eventually go soft but it's not the end of the world.
- Recipe updated August 2019 - original used 350g milk and 350g kinder chocolate, but it was often splitting for readers. You can still make it, you just need to make sure it doesn't get too hot and it won't split!
- Using icing sugar is optional - but without I would use 100g more milk chocolate!
Enjoy!
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22 Comments
Stacie Albon
September 26, 2020 at 2:45 pmHi Jane, I’m looking to make this fudge today but I only have a 8″x12″ tin. Do I need to add more of everything?
I have made a few of your recipes now and they have all been amazing!!xx
Jane's Patisserie
September 27, 2020 at 9:44 amHey! So you can either increase the recipe by about a quarter, or section of part of the tin with foil if that makes sense! x
Peter Calvin
August 24, 2020 at 8:28 amWow! what a delicious fudge recipe you got there, cant wait to make it for my son. He’ll love it, thanks for sharing. Keep it coming.
L
August 1, 2020 at 6:58 pmInstead of adding kinder bueno and kinder, how much more milk chocolate would I need to add so it sets properly? Thanks
L
August 1, 2020 at 6:59 pmOh and how much more icing sugar please?
Jane's Patisserie
August 1, 2020 at 8:41 pmYou shouldn’t need any more icing sugar x
Jane's Patisserie
August 1, 2020 at 8:41 pmThe chocolate used shouldn’t have a difference to how it sets – as you can use 400g of chocolate (in this you use 500g chocolate) – to make fudge with condensed milk. Some people have been using evaporated milk by accident in place of condensed milk which doesn’t work!
Keva
June 27, 2020 at 3:11 pmHello, would I be able to make this with evaporated milk instead of condensed milk, it looks amazing!
Jane's Patisserie
June 27, 2020 at 7:29 pmUnfortunately not no – they don’t switch out very well x
Tallulah
May 27, 2020 at 7:59 amHi Jane, I tried making this yesterday and I thought all was well but this morning ( after leaving it over night) it doesn’t seem to have set properly! It’s definitely firmed up but it’s still a tad wet and sticky. Do you know where I’ve gone wrong? Or could it have been from the hot weather and I should try the fridge? Thank you so Much! Tallulah x
Jane's Patisserie
May 27, 2020 at 9:49 amHey! Yes the weather certainly won’t have helped – and it needs storing in the fridge anyway! It can also go in the freezer if you wanted to speed up the chilling bit a bit! x
Rachel
May 4, 2020 at 10:18 pmWas amazing and so easy to do! Stuck completely to the recipe but had to add another 75g of icing sugar as it split but it seemed to solve the problem and abet taste perfect now:) xx
Denise McKenna
May 4, 2020 at 6:12 pmThe best fudge recipe ever! So easy and tastes amazing! I keep it in the fridge to keep it solid. The wafer in the buenos does soften if left for a few days but it never lasts that long in our house, usually devoured within the same day!
Amna
April 30, 2020 at 1:47 pmI made this recipe today and it turned out amazing and utterly delicious. Thanks so much!
Garima
September 4, 2019 at 8:55 amWonderful chocolate fudge recipe. liked it very much and i like chocolates too, will try once this recipe.
Ceri moore
August 18, 2019 at 11:07 pmHi Jayne I used cadburys chocolate..perhaps I should hsve let the choc cool for longer before adding condensed milk? Xx
Jane's Patisserie
August 19, 2019 at 9:29 amI would just use regular milk chocolate, like supermarket own (not a brand such as Cadburys) as it can cause issues in a recipe like this! I’ve never really left my chocolate to cool before when making fudge, but I usually melt in the microwave till it’s just melted so it’s never really too hot anyway! x
Ceri moore
August 18, 2019 at 7:57 pmHi Jayne tried making this yesterday and it went completely wrong….once the chocolate was melted I added the condensed milk and straight away it went all thick and clumpy and I couldn’t mix…where did I go wrong? Thanks
Jane's Patisserie
August 18, 2019 at 8:30 pmOh no! What brand of chocolate did you use (for the milk chocolate)? The chocolate may have been the wrong temp or over mixed… but if you fancy trying it again, use 250g milk chocolate, 250g kinder chocolate, 1 tin condensed milk and 75g icing sugar instead. Less chocolate means it’s less likely to split, but the icing sugar will help it be firm!
Lisa
June 12, 2019 at 3:24 pmHi Jane! I tried to make fudge last week, with condensed milk, speculoos paste (I think it’s called biscoff in English?) and some honey-salted nuts. The taste was amazing, but the texture wasn’t. After cooling it, it was still veeery sticky, chewy and soft. Any idea what went wrong? This recipe seems quite firm.
Jane's Patisserie
June 12, 2019 at 7:15 pmHave a look at my Biscoff fudge for a recipe x
Aanchal Mittal
June 12, 2019 at 8:14 amThis quick fudge is really awesome. Definitely, I am going to try this weekend at my house party.
Thanks for sharing this recipe.