Ever since the success of my Reese's Peanut Butter Fudge, I thought it was about time I did another fudge recipe. I had Maltesers and Malteser Teasers in my baking cupboard, so Maltesers Fudge was an easy choice! It's mostly made with milk chocolate, but I added some dark chocolate in there too so it wasn't overly sweet. And I packed it full of Malteser goodness! Plus it's so easy to make with no boiling, just a bit of melting, a bit of stirring, then assemble it and pop it in the fridge to set - so simple that anyone could do it!
This Maltesers Fudge is so moreish! It's just the right balance of chocolate flavour and the crunchy bits of Maltesers and Malteser Teasers running throughout it are so yummy!
How to make Maltesers Fudge
Start by putting the condensed milk, dark chocolate and milk chocolate into a pan on a low heat. Let it melt, and stir it together. Take it off the heat and beat in the sieved icing sugar. Put half of the fudge mixture into the bottom of a lined 8″ square tin.
Dot Maltesers and Malteser Teasers all over it. Then put the rest of the fudge mixture on top and add more Maltesers and Malteser Teasers, some of them cut in half, all over the top. Put it in the fridge to set for 3-4 hours. Then using a sharp knife, slice it up into bite size pieces.
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Ingredients
- 300 g Milk Chocolate
- 100 g Dark Chocolate
- 397 g Can of condensed milk
- 130 g Icing sugar sifted
- 180 g Maltesers
- 15 Malteser Teasers cut half of them in half
- Butter or baking spread for greasing the tin
Instructions
- Line a 8" square tin with greaseproof paper. I grease the tin first with a little butter to help the paper stick to it
- Put the condensed milk, dark chocolate and milk chocolate in a pan and melt together on a low heat, stirring together as it melts
- Once it's fully melted and combined, take the pan off the heat and stir in the sieved icing sugar
- Put half of the mixture into the tin and press some of the Maltesers and Malteser Teasers all over it
- Put the rest of the fudge mixture over the top, then add more Maltesers and Malteser Teasers all over the top, some cut in half
- Put in the fridge overnight, or for 3-4 hours to set
- Remove from the tin and slice into pieces to serve. Store in the fridge for 2-3 weeks
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If you like this, check out more of my Fudge recipes!
NB. This post is NOT in anyway sponsored by Maltesers - I just love their product!
Cat | Curly's Cooking
You have crammed this full of Malteaser goodness! This fudge looks do yummy!
thebakingexplorer
Thank you Cat!
Jo Allison / Jo's Kitchen Larder
I do love fudge but fudge with some Maltesers thrown in is something else! It wouldn't last a moment in our house! Fab recipe Kat and thanks so much for sharing with #BakingCrumbs 🙂
thebakingexplorer
Thanks Jo and thanks for hosting!
Amy
This looks delicious. Thank you for the recipe.
thebakingexplorer
I hope you enjoy it!
Louise Fairweather
Oh this looks so good! I had to stop making fudge as I kept eating it. Thanks for linking up #cookblogshare
thebakingexplorer
Oh no Louise! Maybe you could make some for Christmas gifts to help you resist!
Jacqui Bellefontaine
This looks so good but I'm not going here I would scoff the lots, Seriouly I mean what is not to like 🙂
thebakingexplorer
Haha it was hard to resist doing the same!
Angela / Only Crumbs Remain
I'm a huge fan of fudge recipes as i'm sure you know Kat, and this looks epic! So good with that change in texture and all of that yummy texture! Definitely what's not to like!
Thankyou so much for sharing with #BakingCrumbs,
Angela x
thebakingexplorer
Thank you so much Angela! I love how easy it is to make
Hannah
Made this as a Christmas gift for my sons nursery teachers and they loved it. I doubled the recipe so it made LOADS!! Obviously tried some myself and it was delicious!! And so straight forward to make!