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Oh, fudge, there go our quarantine diets.
Social media users are raving about a three-ingredient recipe for Oreo fudge that has recently gone viral online.
Earlier this week, an English blogger named Eloise revealed how to make the mouth-watering, white chocolate treat with just three ingredients, and the instructions are shockingly simple.
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“If you love white chocolate (and Oreos), this is the recipe for you!” Eloise said, sharing the recipe to Instagram on Thursday, in a post that has since been liked nearly 80,000 times. The directions for the easy Oreo fudge have also hit TikTok, where it has been similarly applauded.
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In response, commenters were largely dazzled by the cookies and cream-flavored fudge, exclaiming that they were excited to make it themselves.
“I know what I'm making this weekend,” one Instagram user gushed.
“Looks easy! I may try this one,” another said.
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“Do you deliver?” one joked.
Ingredients:
- 1 tin or 1 ¾ cups of condensed milk
- 2 cups of white chocolate pieces
- 20 crushed Oreos
Instructions:
- Pour one tin of condensed milk into a small saucepan on the stove
- Add the white chocolate and turn on low heat
- Stir the mix regularly to prevent it from sticking to the base and burning
- Stir the mix until it’s completely melted and thick
- Add in most of the crushed Oreos, blending together
- Pour the entire mixture into a baking tray, lined with parchment paper. Be sure to quickly spread the fudge mixture to the edges of the pan
- Top the fudge with the remaining crushed Oreos, pressing them in until they stick
- Leave the fudge out to set at temperature, or refrigerate it to set more quickly
- Cut, serve and enjoy
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