Strawberry 2 Ingredient Fudge

So Valentines Day is coming up.

We aren’t big Valentines people in our house.

Not that I don’t WANT Valentines stuff.

I mean, if my husband came home with flowers and chocolates and jewelry I certainly wouldn’t turn him away.

But the thing is, one of our kids has a birthday on Valentines, so I lose.

 

Valentines is now, “all about the children”…much like EVERY OTHER DAY OF MY LIFE!

 

So instead of romance, I get Star Wars Lego assembly and video games and instead of a candlelit dinner, I get kid’s choice, which many years has meant McDonalds.

I mean, can you imagine that they can choose any place to eat dinner and they choose McDonalds?

So, yeah, kids ruin everything.  Gah.

 

Moving forward,  remember a few months ago when I was all angry at the universe for keeping fudge secrets from me?

Well, the universe and I are officially BFFs again.

We made up.

Hugged, kissed and all that…

Together we made some fudge, some Strawberry Fudge.

Which would be perfect for giving to your sweet Valentine…I mean, if you are one of those couple’s who actually celebrates Valentines.

All you do is get yourself a can of Strawberry Frosting and a bag of white chocolate chips.

Melt the chips and stir in the frosting.

Spread it into a lightly greased or lined pan…

Make some pretty designs if you’re feeling fancy.

Now, if you want to get crazy, sprinkles some cute little hearts on top.  I think M&Ms would be good on top too…you know, chocolate and strawberries I hear is pretty romantic.

Pop it in the fridge for a bit and then cut it into squares.

Or hearts.

Or broken hearts if you’re feeling dramatic.

* Tip ~ use a cookie cutter for easier shape making.

Isn’t it pretty?

Strawberry 2 Ingredient Fudge

Ingredients

  • 1 (16 oz) can of strawberry frosting
  • 1 12 oz bag of white chocolate chips

How to Make

  1. Prepare a 9x9 pan by spray lightly with cooking spray.
  2. Over a double boiler, or in the microwave, melt your white chocolate chips.
  3. When chips are melted, remove from heat and stir in your strawberry frosting, evenly.
  4. Spread in your prepared pan and place in fridge to set for 30 minutes.
  5. Cut into squares to serve.

Notes

Store in an airtight container for up to a week.

http://cookiesandcups.com/strawberry-2-ingredient-fudge/

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  1. 1

    I’m so glad you made up with the Universe. Personally the Universe and I are still not speaking because of the very same fudge issue so can you tell the Universe I’m still not talking to her? :P

    PS: Have fun at McDonald’s…I feel your pain.
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    heather says:

    Brilliant. Dangerously easy. And it’s so pretty too!
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    Kathia says:

    Super easy and they look adorable!

  4. 4
    Jocelyn says:

    2 ingredient fudge is the only kind of fudge I will make!!! I am so happy to hear you and the fudge universe have made up because this is awesomeness!!! Love the swirled top!
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    Kathie says:

    These are so cute for valentines day. I will be giving these a try very soon.

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    semaira z says:

    Wow! Can this really be that easy? Fudge and I have never been friends, but I’m literally slipping my shoes on to run out for some strawberry frosting, just so we can try to make up immediately lol!

  7. 7
    Jessica says:

    This is the prettiest dang fudge I ever did see!

    And I love that it’s so easy!!
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    joelle says:

    do you think this recipe would work for chocolate or vanilla fudge too? Substituting Choc Frosting and Vanilla Frosting?

  9. 9

    Two ingredients, pink, easy, microwaveable…I am soooo sold!

    Gorg pics, too!
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    Jenn says:

    Nuuummm!! I LOVE strawberry flavored anything!! Im ight have to make this as an extra special teacher gift for my older son’s class ;)

    SOO stinking easy!

  11. 11

    This is so darling! Love it!
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  12. 12

    it’s so pretty!! it’s the absolutely perfect pink and it’s FUDGE!!!

  13. 13

    i like simple, and i love this!
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  14. 14

    This is just too pretty, love it! You should get to celebrate an un-Valentine’s Day where you get gifts from your husband:-)
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  15. 15

    This is such a gorgeous recipe yet do easy – I love it at first sight (valentines day magic? :P )
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    LOL at not doing valentines day, kids do ruin everything, that is why they are cute, so we don’t kill them! And this has to be the most amazing thing ever, I so want to try it with funfetti icing, wonder if that would work.
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    Anna says:

    So adorable! ( swoon ) Happy to see another 2 ingredient fudge here. Yumm!
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    Cathy says:

    LOVE this! Can’t wait to try it – how did you make those pretty designs in the fudge?
    Thx!

  19. 19
    Lark says:

    I have made this before a long time ago…..thank you so much for reminding me.
    I will have to let my daughter make this up for friends! :)

  20. 20

    Simple and pretty… love it!
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    Sarah says:

    This looks AMAZING! Thanks for sharing.
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  22. 22

    Kids shouldn’t be allowed to have birthdays on Valentines Day. It’s really unromantic.

    This is the prettiest fudge I’ve ever seen!!
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  23. 23

    Oh wow, this looks divine… the only problem is I don’t know whether you can get tubs of frosting in the UK! :(
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    trooppetrie says:

    oh my word what a smart idea, my hero loves strawberry and will LOVE this. thank you so much
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    Jordan says:

    How do you make the designs in the fudge?! Please email me! Or someone help!

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    Jordan says:
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    I have never heard of this easy fudge technique, but I’m in awe, envy, and hunger. Yummy!
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  28. 28

    these are simply so sweet and adorable! and pretty! thanks for sharing…I had no idea that fudge could be so easy!!
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    Ambika says:

    Is that a brilliant recipe or what!! Loved your photographs!!!! Love your blog! You have a new follower :)
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    Ali B says:

    Hehe I’m a Valentine’s Day baby too. Don’t worry, when your kid gets older he(?) will realize that couples may want to spend Valentine’s Day with each other and celebrate his birthday on a different day :P
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    Claire says:

    Uhm, I can taste these in my mouth. . . . I am making these immediately!
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  32. 32

    Gorgeous!

  33. 33
    Karly says:

    Are you kidding me? Two ingredients and you get pretty pink Valentine-y fudge??

  34. 34

    You seriously amaze me with all that you come up with…..and to top it off you make this aweseomness with only TWO ingredients!!! I’m totally going to use this for something!!!!
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    Joanne says:

    IF I were in a couple, then I would celebrate with fudge.

    And since I’m not…I’ll be celebrating with fudge and tequila.
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    Claire says:

    PS -Am I the only one who is thinking of McDonald’s strawberry milkshake everytime I look at this?
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  37. 37

    So cute, and so easy too! It doesn’t get much better than that, does it? I have a question – I can never seem to find white chocolate chips at the supermarket – they are always just vanilla chips. Is that what you used? Or were they really white chocolate chips, and where do you get them?

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    Kristin says:

    Holy cow! I know what I’m making for my classroom party. Thanks for sharing :)
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    popmistress says:

    This looks amazing. I just found your site through Pinterest, and I can already tell I’ll be crawling through your archives. Everything looks so delicious!
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    Elena says:

    These are so darn cute and they look super easy to make. We’re not one of those couples that celebrates Valentine’s Day either but I think my co-workers might like them.

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    Jeshie says:

    I Cant Wait To Try This!! Although We Dont Have Can’s Of Frosting Here, Can I Make My Own To Add? My Birthday Is Valentines Day And My Parents Never Celebrated It When I Was Younger Either Which Is Kind Of Sad!! My Partner Thinks Its Amazing Though Cos He Gets Presents On My Birthday!! Although Last Year He Brought Me One On His Just To Make It Fair :P

    • 41.1
      shelly says:

      Yes, I imagine that you could sub in homemade frosting, as long as it was a buttercream based frosting. A whipped cream based wouldn’t work so well!

  42. 42
    Hayley says:

    It’s official, you’re a genius.
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    Maria says:

    So pretty and so easy! Love it!
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  44. 44

    This be why I lurve you!

  45. 45
    Manderley says:

    Sooo cute!

  46. 46
    Adi says:

    HI Im not familiar with a ‘can of strawberry frosting’… is it the same as the strawberry frosting you would ice a cake with? Sorry – Australia may not have this product so as Id LOVE to make this Im trying to think of a solution… :)

    • 46.1
      shelly says:

      Ahh, yes, I’m sorry. They sell frosting in little tubs that are usually found in the same place as the cake mixes :)

      • Tiffany says:

        Yeah in Australia its usually Betty Crocker instead of Duncan Hines however I think I’ve only seen white chocolate and brown chocolate. I might have to add some strawberry essence (if that exists?) and some pink food colouring

  47. 47
    Mima says:

    So Cute !!!
    Hihihi I really enjoyed reading your post :O)
    Great fudge + You’re so right: “Valentines is now, “all about the children”…much like EVERY OTHER DAY OF MY LIFE!”
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  48. 48

    Such a great idea and it looks beautiful!!
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    Tammy T says:

    My son is also a V-Day baby – except he will be 14 this year so the baby thing may not apply. I highly recommend Chuckie Cheese on V-Day. It is always deserted. I mean who goes to Chuckie Cheese on Valentines!

  50. 50
    leslie says:

    Romance..whats romance???? Such pretty fudge

  51. 51

    2-ingredient strawberry fudge?!? Are you KIDDING me?!?

    I love that you have a valentine’s baby…that is so sweet. ? And how can you beat putting together Star Wars Legos?!? ;)
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    Beyond CUTE.
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    Caramel says:

    Click Here!Check this out! Make cupcakes, cookies and candies! Easy peasy lemon squeeze!

  54. 54

    So unique! I’ve been inspired to feature your fudge in my Friday Food Fetish roundup and on Pinterest. I can’t wait to see what you come up with next and please let me know if you have any objections…
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    Pam Fields says:

    Looks wonderful! I linked with you on site for Valentine Day Treats!
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    Sue says:

    Seriously, by far the prettiest fudge in the universe!
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    Tabitha says:

    Looks amazing! I fell in love with your 2 ingredient pumpkin cookies so I am so excited to try this new 2 ingredient recipe. I’m thinking chocolate…yum!!!

  58. 58

    Beautiful…just featured this!
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    Joy says:

    Pretty!
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    Mia says:

    Just found your blog…so glad I did, your treats looks amazing so far!

  61. 61
    Kare says:

    So, so pretty. Love your photos and the recipe couldn’t be easier.
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    Kristen says:

    This is too beautiful to be just 2 ingredients. Seriously? Love this simple recipe!
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    naomi says:

    Love this, Shelly. Two ingredients-even better!!! We have fudged mines-I made my Valentine’s fudge last night and it failed. Miserably. I like yours waaaay better!
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    grace says:

    i’ve done this with vanilla frosting and a bit of mint extract, and it’s delicious! using a flavored frosting is a terrific idea. :)
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    Judy Cannon says:

    Shelly

    Do you think you could pour it in silacon Ice cube trays? Then they would be bite size heart shaped peices.

    • 65.1
      shelly says:

      I think it would work, but I am not sure how well it would release out. Maybe you could freeze it in the silicon and then they would pop out easier :) let me know if you try it!

  66. 66

    Love it! I recently made some frosting cookies. It’s hit or miss on a Valentine’s Day celebration in our house…
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  67. 67

    I still can’t get over how easy this fudge is to make! Love the heart cut out shapes.
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    Alison says:

    I have never seen fudge made like this but it sounds like it would work with any frosting. I am excited to try it.

    My birthday is Valentine’s Day. Growing up, it was always a horrible day to have a birthday because I couldn’t bring cupcakes to school because they were having a party. Now I guess it is my husband’s problem :)
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    Su Murillo says:

    Shelly do you think that I could work with home made swiss meringue buttercream???
    I have some left over of a neopolitan cake that I made, and I would soooooooo love to make this fudge, neopolitan style.
    Also it looks so adorable and its SOOOOOOOO easy, thank you so much :)

  70. 70

    Being a strawberry & fudge nut….this is perfect! …and so pretty! :)
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    Laurie Alves says:

    Just a thought, Valentine’s doesn’t have to be Feb 14th.
    Make it Feb 11th or Feb 20th…A Celebration of couplehood doesn’t have to be on the date as long as you both take the time to celebrate what brought the kids to the world in the first place :) Unfortunately If we don’t say anything, Men will ignore anything they can get away with ignoring. Make it a point. Have Mc Donalds but then have a midnight picnic of Strawberries and bubbly in the living room after they go to bed. …Just a thought ;)

    By the way.. The Fudge…GENIUS !!!! I added dried Strawberries to it Wow!!! Awesome!

  72. 72
    Ashley says:

    My heart just skipped a beat. This is the coolest.
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    Becky! says:

    Oh. My. Goodness.

    I put these in the teacher workroom last week and they were gone when I came back at nine a.m. They didn’t even last an hour.

    Sooooo flipping easy … I’m so glad that I can make fudge now!!!!

    Thanks so much for the great recipe — I’m starting to think of how to make it for each holiday — it’s so versatile!

    Bec
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  74. 74
    Mary says:

    Help, I can’t get the fudge out of the pan. I did spray it like you said. What should I do?

    • 74.1
      shelly says:

      Loosen it around the edges with a knife and cut a few squares. Flip it upside down and give it a pat :)

      • Mary says:

        Thanks. Maybe I didn’t let it chill enough. I am spending the day making things from your site. I used chocolate frosting for the fudge. It turned out great. I made the volcano cookies with chocolate chip cookies and peanut butter cookies. Now I am going to make the candy cane pretzel kisses. Thanks so much. I love your blog.

  75. 75
    Amy says:

    Purty. Your swirly designs in the fudge make me want to play in the kitchen today. These would be great for a little girls princess party too, using sparkly sprinkles instead of hearts (or broken hearts).
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    Jenn says:

    So, what do you think about Lemon Burst frosting? And shaping the fudge in egg or chick shapes for easter?!

    geez …. you can do unlimited things with this!!

  77. 77

    TWO ingredients? Brilliant. Just posted on edible crafts, too.
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    Ellen Taylor says:

    Such a cute idea for valentine`s day! tfs
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    michelle says:

    awesome! and they are so pretty too…!
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    Rachel says:

    I told my husband the ingredients when I saw this pin on pinterest and he just came home from the store with both of them and a bunch of tullips!! He said, ” Hope This Makes Up for my mistakes this weekend!!”
    I am one happy stay at home mom right now!!! Thank you for the idea!!!

  81. 81

    Looks yummy! My daughters bday is 2 days after valentines. So it gets to be a busy week as we try to go out, and let her have her day.
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    caroline says:

    I got a question, I’m from the Netherlands and I’m really happy with you”re recipe.
    I only don’t understand what you mean with strawberry frosting. can i also see it as strawberry ice-cream?

    • 82.1
      shelly says:

      By frosting I mean a butter or shortening based icing that you spread on top of cakes. They sell it here in the US in premade cans but you could use homemade frosting as well. I have a recipe for “vanilla buttercream” here on my site that you could use.

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    Stephanie says:

    Amazing! I can’t wait to share this one with friends and family. I love love love your recipes. ;-)

  84. 84

    Hi, Shelly
    I tried to email you at the email addy on your About Me page but it bounced back.

    I blogged about this recipe tonight, at this link
    http://prayersncrafts.blogspot.com/2012/01/diy-valentine-projects-2-ingredient.html

    I used one of your photos to entice them to click through to your post.
    This is part of my series (1/15-2/14) of DIY Valentine projects.

    Hugs and prayers for you and yours
    Evie
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    JoyHey says:

    So pretty! Love it! Thanks for the idea. Trackback: http://blog.joyhey.com/2012/01/26/inspiration-sweet-pink-valentine/

  86. 86

    Oy, this looks good. Sugar high train for one, arriving in 5..4..3..2… One questiong thoug, we don’t get canned frosting…what would be the British equivilent, do you think?

    • 86.1
      shelly says:

      You vould use any kind of butter or shortening based frosting.. Just not a whipped cream frosting.

    • 86.2
      Helena says:

      Hello :D

      Go to Asda…they have tubs of Strawberry Frosting in the baking section – I just picked up a tub today after going around the other supermarkets yesterday :) xx

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    SusanM says:

    I’m wondering if it’s this recipe that caused my grocer to be inexplicably sold out of Strawberry frosting?? Picked up Cherry instead, and it’s in the chiller now. Couldn’t be easier, although my swirls didn’t turn out as pretty :( . Thanks for the recipe!

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    Karen says:

    Don’t worry, as your kids get older, they’ll pick more and more expensive restaurants. We’ve gone from Sonic and McDonald’s to Outback and Red Lobster!

    Fudge looks delicious, by the way!

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    Elizabeth says:

    Mmmmm, looks good!! I’m wondering if I can use choc chips instead of white, not a fan of white, I think I’ll try it =)
    I’m glad to see another Valentine day stolen by the kid, DS is a Valentine baby so there hasn’t been any celebrating of the holiday here for 9 years =) I wouldn’t change any of it though, best day to have a baby I think…

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    Kristi says:

    WOW! That is genius! Thanks for sharing! How did you make your fancy design? Did you just run a toothpick back and forth? Love it! I don’t like chocolate so this is perfect.
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    Kelli says:

    Sounds super easy & I bet you could do this with other flavors of frosting as well like Lemon – that would be good too!

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    do doooooNO says:

    HEY!!!!!!!!!!!! KIDS DON’T RUIN EVERYTHING! AT LEAST WE’RE NOT AS BORING! And yeah, I HATE McDonald’s. Ugh. Those types of kids give us a bad reputation.

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    katherine marie says:

    THANK YOU so very very much for such an EASY, PRETTY and YUMMY Valentine’s idea. I just made them today and they only took 3 minutes to whip up!!!

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    Lauren says:

    Yay! A fudge recipe I can actually handle! I am so making this…all for myself!
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    bonitarose says:

    please tell me how u made that design on top of the fudge. I don’t know how to do that.. and I wanna try it today! bonnieangel1797@gmail.com

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    Dana says:

    Hi! I found this on Pinterest and I made it. However I made it with chocolate frosting and Reese’s PB chips (YUMMY). I found that the fudge was a little too soft for my personal liking and the flavor was a tad bold. I would suggest that if anyone uses that combo to add some white chocolate chips to help it harden and for some sexy fun, add macadamia nuts! Thanks for this idea and it tastes soooo good!!!

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    Eliana says:

    At just 2 ingredients, I can’t afford to not try these. They look awesome!
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    Dee says:

    Oh my goodness, gorgeous and delicious! I love this combination. I featured this on my CraftBliss blog and linked back to you. ~Dee
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    Mae says:

    These are SO PRETTY!!!! How did you do the pretty design?

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    simply.food says:

    this fudge looks yummy and so pretty.

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    Donna Kees says:

    I must say this looks great. I am going to do it. thank u

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    Shoregirl says:

    Yum! What a neat idea! I featured it in my Valentine Round up this past Wednesday…http://estherscardcreations.blogspot.com/2012/02/valentine-round-up.html
    Thanks so much for sharing!

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    Kasey says:

    This looks yummy. I have one allergic to chocolate so I am going to try this for her. BTW… I feel your pain, our baby (who will be 8 this year) is also a Valentine’s baby. Kids come first so out the door goes romance… We have spent 5 of the last 7 years at Chuck E Cheese!

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    Keven513 says:

    I AM SO DESPERATE!! I tried this recipe two times, and each time, there’s something wrong! Is it possible that I mix the chocolate chips and the frosting too long before stopping? When I put the frosting in the chocolate chips, it looks a little bit whipped. But than I continue mixing and it gets all weird. It looks greasy. And when I take it out of the fridg, it looksl ikes a sweaty cheese. Need help. Please! :(

    • 104.1
      shelly says:

      That is honestly the oddest thing I have ever heard! Are you using the exact ingredients that I used? The correct measurements?
      Also, just stir the chocolate chips and the frosting together with a spoon until smooth and combined, there is no reason to over stir.

      • Gramma Rita says:

        I’m going to try this recipe shortly. I am no expert, but am wondering if perhaps the original poster bought the *whipped* strawberry frosting. I know when I was buying mine I noticed that one brand had whipped strawberry frosting. I would imagine that would make a difference in the outcome of the fudge. Just a thought. :)

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    sharon says:

    can i ask a relaly silly question …how do you make up strawberry frosting??

    • 105.1
      shelly says:

      Well, for this recipe you use the canned frosting, that’s what makes it so easy, but if you were wanting to make a homemade strawberry frosting instead I don’t currently have a recipe for a strawberry frosting that would work in this on my site yet. I have a strawberry swiss meringue buttercream, but I wouldn’t recommend that for this. Sorry.

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    Beth says:

    This looks so great! I’m going to try to mail it to my husband (in another state for V-day) and will let you know how it holds up :)
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    Catherine Kinsey says:

    Valentines Day is my anniversary and my husband loves strawberry anything:) This will be great to make for our special day as well as for our church project we began a few years back. We make homemade candy to sell for our fundraiser. We put 24 pieces in a box and it has gone over great in the past. Who wouldn’t like to get a box of homemade candy for a Valentines gift? Thanks for making up with the Universe! This is a great, easy project I can make with my grandkids too!

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    Rosie says:

    Made this today and it turned out so good. I put choc glaze and swirl pattern on top. Turned out really good. Thanks

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    Jen says:

    Thanks for posting! I had to try right away and made one with chocolate chunks and chocolate fudge frosting, one with white choc chips and vanilla mixed with crushed Oreos… So good! I blogged about my experience and tracked back to you. Thanks again!
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    Adele Forbes says:

    Simply brilliant! Thank you so very much for sharing…..

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    Maggie says:

    Just wanted to tell you that we used this recipe in a children’s Valentine’s Day party class we did this weekend and it was such a hit! Really yummy and really easy! Thanks for thinking of it, you’re so creative!

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      Crystal says:

      Hi, you didn’t have a problem w/ it melting? Did you take it right out of the fridge to the party or leave it sitting out overnight? Thanks! : )

      • shelly says:

        I kept it in the fridge, but it sits out nicely for a while. The white chocolate holds it together nicely. I am sure, though, on a very warm day you will need to chill it

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    Crystal says:

    Hi, will this not melt if left out? I would like to make it for my daughters V’day party at school. Thanks for sharing!

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    Jan says:

    Oh, my! I’ve been to 3 stores and not one of them carries Strawberry Frosting. I was amazed. Will this work with Vanilla Confetti Frosting and the White Chips? Or will that be too much Vanilla. I even looked for Strawberry flavoring and all 3 stores didn’t have that either. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks!

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      shelly says:

      It would work with any combination you would like! So strange you can’t find strawberry frosting…I guess everyone’s buying pink stuff!

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    juli says:

    OMGosh! It is wonderful! I used white chips and fudge frosting – Food Lion was all out of the strawberry and vanilla. My daughter said it was a little too sweet for her … even though she took half of the pan home with her … I’m wondering how it would be with semi-sweet chips? Thanks so much for the recipe – I will continue using it!

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    Emily says:

    Thank you so much for this recipe. I adapted it and used peanut butter chips and fudge frosting. Check out my blog http://www.52weeksofcrapimake.blogspot.com to read about the adventure.

    Thanks again!
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    Ruby says:

    Hi – just wondering – can you explain how you made the swirl design? Thanks!

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    Jenna C. says:

    Just made this in less than 5 minutes! TY!

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    Yolanda Sommers says:

    Looks pretty but sounds SUPER sweet. Does it taste like Death by Sugar? Lol :)

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    Tara says:

    So, technically speaking, I need frosting and white chocolate? So, a person might be able to use Coconut Pecan frosting (for German chocolate cake) and Baker’s Squares? Hmmm…. intriguing
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    courtney says:

    I made this today and I can’t get my DH and DD to stop eating it. :) It is suppose to be for other friends and family for Valentines Day…I guess I will need to make another batch. Thank you for sharing the recipe.

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    Kelly says:

    Where do you purchase the cute little candy hearts that you sprinkled on top?

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    lynne says:

    Just made this fudge for Valentine’s Day. Haven’t tasted it yet (other than licking the spoon and the bowl) yummy!!!!!! Thanks

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    christine says:

    I just made this for tomorrow and it is ridiculously good… I may have found something that I enjoy licking the bowl after more than when I make brownies!
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    Denise says:

    Thanks for posting this! It was the perfect easy treat for my family yesterday. I just started a site that reviews recipes found on Pinterest, and this one is here: http://pineatreview.com/2012/02/15/strawberry-2-ingredient-fudge/. I was sure to give you credit and links throughout, of course. :) Thanks again!
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    Deborah says:

    Love this! I’m so trying it this weekend!
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    Roamin Marvin says:

    After that kids turns 18, you husband owes you a slew of good holidays.

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    Staci says:

    I am SO excited to have found this recipe!! I was going to make strawberry and lemon fudge and mix them together since I couldn’t find a recipe for pink lemonade fudge. So instead of having to do all that work I bought a can of pink lemonade frosting that they started selling for easter (YAY!) and I’m making this instead! Seriously, THANK YOU!

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    Janey says:

    Yum! I am going to make this with my daughter. :-)

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