Did you know it’s almost Halloween?!
My mom and me have been looking at Halloween magazines and there are SO SO SO SO SO SO many Halloween recipes with candy that I want to make and show you guys.
We found a fudge recipe that we changed to make it super easy and perfect for Halloween.
My favorite part were the candy corns, but my daddy’s favorite part were the pretzels. My mom likes it all, and I liked it all too.
I’m calling this recipe: Candy Corn Pretzel Fudge.
THE GAME PLAN:
It looks yummy, right?
My whole family loved this recipe. I really think you’ll like it too. 🙂
Candy Corn Pretzel Fudge Recipe
White Chocolate Candy Corn Pretzel Fudge. White chocolate chips, marshmallow fluff, candy corn, & pretzels make this fudge so delicious!
Ingredients
- 1 cup candy corn
- 1 cup pretzels chipped
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 cup butter
- 2 1/2 cups white chocolate chips
- 7 oz marshmallow fluff
Instructions
We started by putting the candy corns in a bowl and chopping the pretzels and putting them in a bowl.
- Then we put parchment paper on the 9x9 pan. This keeps the fudge from sticking to the pan.
- Put the white chocolate chips and marshmallow fluff in a big bowl. Set aside.
- In a pan melt the sugar, heavy cream, salt and butter on medium heat until it starts to boil. Cook for 5 minutes.
- Pour the hot stuff into the bowl of chocolate chips and mix with the hand mixer until it's smooth and soft.
- Mix (fold) in almost all the pretzels and all the candy corns. Pour into the pan.
- Sprinkle the rest of the candy corn and pretzels on the top. Put in the fridge for 3-5 hours to let it set. Hope you like it!
This is me and my brother putting the pretzels and candy corn on. I let him help because he’s my best friend!
This fudge was so tasty good. I LOVED it for sure. And I will make some more Halloween recipes for the next few weeks coming up to Halloween. I hope you like them.
Love, Lily
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This fudge really was delicious! Can you tell that once we learned how to make fudge, we make it all the time now? It really is pretty easy!
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Gavin and I having a Thumb War while we waited for the fudge to be ready. I won cuz my brother was cheating. 🙂
(From Tally):
Lily, you are so cute and you did a great job on that. Your treat looks very good! I miss you so much but I hope you’re having a fun time.
She is just too cute and I love this Fall fun fudge!!
Hi Lily – These look really yummy and I can’t wait to see more Halloween treats. We’re having a big Halloween party with lots of families and kids so maybe I’ll make one of your famous recipes. Hope you are having fun in Kindergarten! Hugs, Mrs. B. (Holly)
Lily, I love your recipe especially because it has candy corn which is my favorite halloween candy. Thanks so much for sharing with us!!
With all due respect to your mom who is an amazing blogger, you make the absolute best recipes Lily!! This looks delicious and I can’t wait to try it! Pinning!
Hi Lily – this looks so yummy! I think my little boy would love this, but the problem is that he grew up and joined the navy and now he lives very far away. Will you ask your mom for me if she thinks this would be okay to mail, or does it need to be kept in the refrigerator? Thank you very much – keep up the good work!
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You did a great job with this, Lily…it looks so festive for Halloween! I pinned it and can’t wait to try it myself! 🙂
What size tub on the Marshmallow Fluff? I have a 40 oz one, but I’m guessing that’s not the size for this recipe.
Thanks! I can’t wait to try this!
It’s a 7 oz. jar. It’s usually $1 at most grocery stores. Hope that helps. 🙂
awesome !!! I pinned these great fudges, I love me some fudge and these look great
I made this fudge yesterday and it was very yummy! I added a bit of vanilla between steps 5 and 6. Thanks for sharing!
Vanilla could only make it better! Glad you liked it. 🙂
Looks so delicious!
What an awesome idea! That fudge looks so good. Thank you for sharing!
~ Ashley w/ gritstheblog.blogspot.com
This looks soooo yummy!!! I will have to make some this weekend!! My mouth is already watering!!
It really is delicious. I wish I had a few squares for myself right now! Let me know if your try it. 🙂
This fudge is gonna thrill those who get a bite, wow – I’m so excited to cut it up. I used UTZ Halloween shaped pretzels and didn’t chop. They look adorable, little jack-o-lantern and bat pretzels mixed up with the candy corn. Thanks for sharing the recipe. I used a can of sweetened condenses milk in lieu of heavy cream/sugar. It all tasted great on my fingers!
Sounds amazing, Nat!! Halloween Shaped Pretzels are perfect. Looks like I’ll need to guy buy some and make some more. 🙂
These look great! I tried the recipe last night and let the fudge sit overnight. Woke up this morning and the fudge is still very soft. Any suggestions on why this would be? I used the exact ingredients and directions.
Hmmmm, I’m not sure why. I’ve made this fudge a few times now without any problems. I googled it and this article says if fudge didn’t set then it probably didn’t get cooked for long enough. : / http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_does_your_fudge_not_set
Dear Lily,
I was scrambling for easy to make halloween sweets, and I will try this one. My daughter is very excited to give this one a try as she loves candy corn so much, and this is one of our favorite holidays. Thank you for sharing this easy to make recipe and looking forward to see many more. You are so talented. Congrats!
hey! this looks super delicious!! 😀 however i have a problem. . . i live in Australia so we dont have any ‘marshmellow fluff’ over here, is there anything i can use as a substitute??
I would try using this recipe: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/white-chocolate-fudge/ and then adding the candy corn and pretzels. I think it would work! 🙂
Is marshmallow fluff the same as marshmallow cream?
Hi, this looks delicious, but my husband has Crohns Disease and is lactose intolerant. He loves sweets but I can’t use the heavy cream in my recipes. Is there a substitute I can use it the Cany Corn Pretzle recipe?
This fudge is WINNING! Delicious…and slightly sinful. 🙂
Definitely SINFUL!!! Have a great day. 🙂
Hello! I just made this fudge and followed all the directions and when I mixed it the butter mixture seemed to separate from the chocolate chip mix and they wouldn’t really combine and when I poured it into the pan some sat on top….long story short is that normal?? Will it correct while it sits??
Hmmmm, I’ve never had that happen. I’m thinking it cooked for too long. Not sure if it will combine. I’m so sorry – let me know what ends up happening. :/
Same exact thing happened to me and I followed all of the directions. 🙁 glad to know I’m not alone!
Hmmmm…. made this again today with no problems. I’m wondering if your mixture was boiling too long. :/
Thank you for sharing this!! What a darling post!! Loved your little “helper bees!” I look forward to making these for my friends
the marshmallow fluff here comes in a small or large container that looks like a jar (Kraft is one brand). It doesn’t come in a tub. What size do I need so I get this recipe right? Looks like something fun and easy! Thanks!
It’s 7 oz. 🙂 Hope that helps! And yes, it really is fun, easy and yummy!!
what size tub of marshmallow fluff????
7 oz. 😉
Made 6 double batches. None of them set like fudge. All taste really good but are runny. What is wrong?
🙁 Unfortunately, I’m not sure what happened. We’ve never had it turn out runny. Did you boil it for 5 minutes? I’m so sorry it didn’t turn out. 🙁
This is the best recipe – made several times … switching candies for holidays. Going to make Valentine’s Day today – I bought Valentine’s M&Ms but should have waited to find the Valentine’s candy corn .. still will be sweet and salty. I LOVE white chocolate and never would have come up with adding the fluff … and of course .. can’t ever go wrong with butter!
Thank you for sharing your creativity!
NO one on the planet LOVES WHITE CHOcolate more than i do. I have been making this Candy Corn Pretzel fudge each year at halloween and one year when I had time on my hands i made it with spring pastel candy corns. so easy – even for me. I love to cook real food but no patience for making sweets/desserts – they require perfection in measuring, mixing, baking, etc. UGH.
I just noticed the butter finger fudge ….oh my … that must surely be divine. Thank you for sharing your recipes and such.
You are so welcome!! Thank you! Love this fudge too!