Chocolate Covered Oreo Fudge

Oreo Fudge is a creamy chocolate fudge filled with chunks of Oreo cookies. If you love Oreo cookies, this is the fudge for you!

And if you love the chocolate covered Oreos from the bakery, birthday parties, and holiday trays? You’re going to be thanking me for this Chocolate Covered Oreo Fudge with your very first bite.

Oreo Fudge

Inspired by my Chocolate Covered Pretzel Fudge, this fudge tastes just like chocolate covered Oreos. My kids went absolutely nuts over this fudge and I have to admit that I had a hard time resisting just one more taste each time I saw the fudge in the refrigerator.

It’s such a simple idea–fudge with Oreo cookies–but sometimes I think the simplest desserts are the best ones! Almost everyone loves fudge and I can’t think of one person who’d say no to an Oreo and this fudge brings them both together in the best way.

I like to cut our Oreo Fudge into extra small pieces, making them perfectly snackable. Chunks of Oreo cookies mixed with rich smooth semi-sweet chocolate make this fudge impossible for me to turn down any time it’s available. 

Easy Fudge Recipes

The holidays are a great time to play with easy fudge recipes like this one. Fudge makes a terrific hostess gift and it’s also a great treat for a quick dessert.

For more great fudge recipes for your holiday baking season, try White Chocolate Caramel Fudge, Peppermint Marshmallow Fudge and my kids’ favorite, Creamy Peanut Butter Fudge. This Bailey’s Fudge and this Butterscotch Fudge are on my list to try later this year too.

Oreo Fudge

Like all my go-to fudge recipes, Chocolate Covered Oreo Fudge takes just a few minutes of effort. I like to make this fudge ahead of time, then keep it in the fridge for any time a sweet craving strikes. It stays good for a couple of weeks when kept in the fridge, but we almost always end up eating the whole batch before then!

I used semi-sweet chocolate chips, melted in the microwave, as the chocolatey base for this fudge. It can also be made with dark chocolate or white chocolate, if that’s more your style. (Fans of cookies and cream flavored desserts will love the white chocolate variation!) 

To make a gluten free fudge, simply substitute your favorite gluten-free chocolate cookie sandwiches for the Oreos!

If you don’t have a microwave handy, this fudge is easy to make on the stovetop, too. Use a double boiling method and give yourself an extra few minutes to melt and stir everything together.

Have you tried the fudge covered Oreos? This fudge tastes so much like those cookies, but even better in my opinion.

These days, you can find all kinds of different flavors of Oreos on the shelves. I haven’t used anything but the classic Oreo cookie in this recipe but it would be fun to experiment with different varieties if you’re feeling adventurous.

Mint Oreos and Peanut Butter Oreos I’m sure would add a fun spin. Even those birthday cake-flavored Oreos might be good if you’re a fan! If you try them in my Oreo Fudge recipe, will you let me know how it turns out?

Make Ahead Dessert

I usually store my fudge in the refrigerator but Oreo Fudge can also be kept in in the freezer for several months. Thaw it in the fridge when ready to serve.

Can I give you one more tip to make your holidays less hectic? Take a few minutes today to make a big batch of this Chocolate Covered Oreo Fudge and pop it in the freezer.

Then, anytime you find yourself with a last minute invitation to a party this holiday season, you have a delicious homemade treat everyone will love with no hassle. And if you DON’T wind up with an occasion to share this fudge?

Well, then you have a whole freezer stocked with chocolate-covered Oreo delights to enjoy your yourself all winter long which sounds like an ideal situation to me! 

I can’t wait to get my Thanksgiving and Christmas baking planned and you can bet Oreo Fudge is going to be near the top of my list. I hope you like it just as my family and I did.

Kitchen Tip: I use these bowls and this pan to make this recipe.

Oreo Fudge Recipe

1. Combine the chocolate chips, the milk, and the butter in a medium-size glass bowl and heat in the microwave for 90 seconds. Stir to combine and heat another 15 seconds. Stir and heat an additional 15 seconds, only if needed. There will still be a few pieces of unmelted chocolate in the bowl.

2. Stir until mostly smooth with just a few flecks of unmelted chocolate. Add the extract and stir to combine. Stir the Oreos into the chocolate mixture, saving a few for topping. Press the remaining Oreos into the fudge.

3. Chill until ready to serve. Slice into 1-inch squares. Store in an airtight container, separating multiple layers with parchment or wax paper. This fudge will keep nicely in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.

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Chocolate Covered Oreo Fudge

Ingredients

• 1 1/2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
• 7 ounces sweetened condensed milk (½ of a 14-ounce can)
• 2 tablespoons butter
• ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
• 6 quartered Oreos about ¾ cup worth, reserve several pieces for topping

Instructions

1. Combine the chocolate chips, the milk, and the butter in a medium size glass bowl and heat in the microwave for 90 seconds. Stir to combine and heat another 15 seconds. Stir and heat an additional 15 seconds, only if needed. There will still be a few pieces of unmelted chocolate in the bowl.
2. Stir until mostly smooth with just a few flecks of unmelted chocolate. Add the extract and stir to combine. Stir the Oreos into the chocolate mixture, saving a few for topping. Press the remaining Oreos into the fudge.
3. Chill until ready to serve. Slice into 1-inch squares. Store in an airtight container, separating multiple layers with parchment or wax paper. This fudge will keep nicely in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.  Enjoy!

Oreo Dessert Recipes

Looking for even more dessert recipes inspired by the classic sandwich cookie? Check out our Oreo Ice Cream and  Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Recipes.

Be sure to give these Cookies and Cream Cheesecake Bars from 365 Days of Baking and this tasty sounding Oreo Peanut Butter Dip a try, too!

{originally published in 11/5/2017 – recipe notes and photos updated 9/20/2019}