Two Ingredient Butterbeer Fudge- Harry Potter Recipe
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Harry Potter fans rejoice! This easy TWO Ingredient Butterbeer Fudge tastes amazing, is incredibly simple to make, and made in just 5 minutes!
Harry Potter Butterbeer Fudge Recipe
We visited Harry Potter World this year and my son and I had a full-on-ugly-cry-melt-down the second we walked into Diagon Alley.
I am sure my husband was beyond embarrassed. The wonderful old man checking people into the leaky cauldron comforted all three of us by saying it happens to more people than you would expect…
And muttered “muggles…” under his breath while rolling his eyes.
That place is magical. It is like you are walking directly into the books. All of the employees are playing their part.I never once saw anyone break character and my seven year old loved every interaction. The BEST part was definitely the treats.
We sipped pumpkin juice, purchased chocolate frogs, tested our luck with every flavor beans, AND drank butterbeer. One of the workers mentioned that the fudge was one of her favorites which inspired me to add it to my collection!
My two ingredient fudge flavor list is long but THIS one is my favorite. Just two ingredients and packed with butterscotch flavor. Add this to your holiday candy making and get ready to blow people away!
Butterbeer Fudge Ingredients:
- Butterscotch Baking Chips
- Vanilla Frosting
What is the flavor of butterbeer?
We tried every single butterbeer flavored item at the theme park. The best description is butterscotch with a bit of a sugar cookie mixed in. Think of it as a cream soda with a heavier hint of butterscotch.
How do you make Butterbeer fudge?
THIS particular recipe is super simple. All you need is a bag of butterscotch baking chips and a can of vanilla frosting.
- Melt your baking chips according to the package directions.
- Fold in vanilla frosting.
- Pour and spread into a prepared pan.
- Let it set for 10-20 minutes, cut, and enjoy!
How to make fudge with two ingredients:
- Line an 8×8 square pan with wax paper.
- Place the butterscotch chips in a glass bowl and melt in the microwave according to the package directions. Be sure not to overheat or the chocolate will seize.
- Fold in the vanilla frosting. Pour into your prepared dish and refrigerate for 1 hour or until firm.
Side note before I let you go…
IF you are ever in Harry Potter World make sure you try Otter’s Fizzy Orange Juice. It was voted the favorite from all three of us and one of the undervalued treasures of the park!
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Two Ingredient Butterbeer Fudge
Ingredients
- 11 oz butterscotch baking chips (found in the baking aisle)
- 16 oz vanilla frosting
Instructions
- Line an 8x8 square pan with wax paper.
- Place the butterscotch chips in a glass bowl and melt in the microwave according to the package directions. Be sure not to overheat or the chocolate will seize.
- Fold in the vanilla frosting. Pour into your prepared dish and refrigerate for 1 hour or until firm.
Nutrition
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Made this for a potluck at work and it wound up being the favorite dish. So easy and everyone loved it. Will definitely make again!
Hi Blair, thanks for the comment! This is one of my favorite butterbeer flavored recipes. I am thrilled you liked it!
I am never making regular fudge again. This was so simple and my kids gobbled it up. My husband couldn’t tell the difference between this and a cooked version I made. Easy and tasty.
Glad you loved it as much as we did!
So…. I made bark… since the fudge didnt want to become fudge ….it wanted to be a bark apparently
Hm, did you melt the chips slowly, stirring ever 15 seconds? It sounds like the chocolate was overheated and seized. I’d be happy to troubleshoot with you.