Peanut Butter Marshmallow Fudge Candy

"This couldn't be easier, for the peanut butter and chocolate lover... yum!"
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
3
Serves:
20
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ingredients

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directions

  • Melt chocolate and peanut butter together in saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly until smooth.
  • Fold in marshmallows.
  • Pour into greased 9 inch square pan.
  • Chill until firm.
  • Cut into squares.

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Reviews

  1. I had to make some easy quick things for a last minute Boy Scout yard sale/bake sale. I went through my cabinets and found some marshmallows and needed a recipe. I came across this one, had my husband and children try it out before packing for the bake sale and they gave it 5 stars. They said it was very good but REALLY RICH, so get some milk. Thank you for the recipe.
     
  2. Just the thing I needed to satisfy my chocolate craving! It's so quick and easy, I can tell I will be making this candy often. I used dark chocolate chips and creamy peanut butter. Yum!
     
  3. omgoodness - this looks DELICIOUS! i'm going to try this but have a pretzel crumble on the bottom of the pan to pour the chocolate mixture over. nothing better than chocolate and pretzels!...except chocolate, pretzels, peanutbutter and 'mallows! Mmmmm...
     
  4. EASY!! Melted with a double boiler the chocolate and peanut butter and folded in the marshmallows (make certain the chocolate and peanut butter is not too hot as it will melt the marshmallows and you want them whole) and poured into a 9x9 butter greased pan. Chilled 2 hours and it was like eating a fluffy chocolate. The ingredient ratio is perfect and these would be perfect with warm milk on a cold night, to put 4-5 in baggies for a bake sale but put into cupcake or candy papers (these things MELT in your hands and need to be kept cool during transport and display), or a sleep over for the chocolate snack. Great for little kids to learn to make a simple chocolate treat.
     
  5. I wouldn't call this fudge, at least not traditional fudge. It's definitely more like a candy. I used dark chocolate chips and creamy peanut butter. It was very good and rich. It hits the spot for chocolate cravings. Would be good with nuts too, and even coconut. Would make this again.
     
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<p>My name is Candy, married in 1993 to Tom. We have two kids (ages 13 and 11) and live in Austin, TX. Most of the cooking is done by Tom these days and he loves to play around and experiment with food. I own a bookkeeping business from a home office and Tom is a teacher so we stay busy and are always on the look out for something fun, fast and healthy.<br /> <br />View my all about me website for links and other information about us - <a href=http://www.candybeauchamp.com>HERE</a>. <br /> <br />We both absolutely love to read! Our kids are turning into little bookworms too :) We are all Kindle addicts and read a lot, my husband and I easily read 200 books per year between the two of us.</p>
 
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