I’m a sucker for anything with Nutella in it. I’m also a sucker for a quick recipe. Put the 2 together and you get Nutella & Peanut Butter 2 minute fudge – and you won’t even need to turn the stove on.
It only takes 3 ingredients – how awesome is that? You need vanilla frosting (the non-whipped kind, straight off the baking aisle), peanut butter and Nutella. That’s it.
You need 1 cup of Nutella and 1 cup of peanut butter in a mixing bowl. I use a silicone spatula to mix it all up.
Next, take the lid and foil off the icing and heat it in the microwave for 1 minute. When it comes out it will be melted into a liquid.
Pour it into the bowl with the Nutella and Peanut Butter, then fold it all together well.
It will start to firm up before you get it all mixed together – just keep working it. Once it’s all mixed together, then put it into a glass 9×13 pan. Pop it into the fridge for 20-30 minutes to let it firm up. Cut it into small pieces (it’s reallllly rich) and you’re done!
See, that’s the easiest recipe in the world, huh? In case you’re wondering, you really need the peanut butter to help it all set up, it just doesn’t work well with all Nutella – but you can use all peanut butter for plain peanut butter fudge if you prefer (that’s really good, too!)
Nutella & Peanut Butter Fudge
Ingredients
- non-whipped vanilla icing
- 1 cup of peanut butter
- 1 cup of Nutella
Instructions
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Put 1 cup of Nutella and 1 cup of peanut butter in a bowl
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Heat icing in microwave for 1 minute and add it to the bowl
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Mix together until well blended and put in 9x13 pan
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Cool in fridge for 20-30 minutes
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Then cut and serve
Hmmm…I am thinking chocolate icing and peanut butter. Grocery store!!
Ok, you’re killing me here! I am trying to behave myself and then I see this delicious post. Oh well, tomorrow is another day 😉
OH Gina, I have got to make this for my husband!! It contains three of his favorite things: store bought frosting, nutella, and peanut butter fudge. Do you think that the peanut butter could be reduced and the nutella increased with the same results?
Thanks! Have a wonderful day!
Amazing!! Can’t wait to try this!
growing up in Italy, I call Nutella the Italian peanut butter. Children eat Nutella with bread everyday for snack or breakfast…or both! This fudge looks yummy! The best of both worlds!!
This looks amazing! I can’t wait to try!
Yum! I’m going to pin this and try it at Christmas for the girls’ teachers! (No need to make it now…I’d eat it all then feel guilty the rest of the summer!) Thanks for posting!
XOXO
Nif
Oh my gosh, this looks amazing…quick, easy, relatively inexpensive… what a GREAT last minute treat for family, friends or drop-ins.
Many thanks,!
My grandkids are going to love this come Fall when we start making fudge. I saved the recipe. When I make it I will post it and link back to you- Thanks so much!!!! xo Diana
Oh my!!!!!!!!!! So yummy!!!!!!! I HAVE to try it!!!!
Ooooooh, I’m drooling already. That fudge looks so good and I have such a terrble sweet tooth. The recipe looks so easy and quick, that’s a keeper. Thanks so much for sharing. Great tutorial.
I so love Nutella so I MUST try!!!
Thank you for sharing! Have you tried this with cream cheese frosting in stead of vanilla?
That’s what I used! It was getting eaten before it made it into the fridge!
We tried this last night and they turned out perfect. They are delicious and incredibly rich just as you said. So as good as I am trying to be with watching what I eat I couldn’t eat much at one time.
I just whipped this up but with cream cheese frosting instead of vanilla. And I added walnuts on top. My mom was sneaking bites before I got out into the fridge! So simple. Thanks!
Yes! Cream Cheese!
Oh my goodness, I just made the mistake of looking at calorie counts. EEP! Definitely a special occasion dessert! 😀
This looks incredible! I’m having a huge party for my son’s 1st birthday and would love to make this! How many servings does this make? I’m going to have about 60 guests and this would be a huge hit!
This was super easy and so delicious! Thank you for sharing! I forsee making this and packaging in cute tins for Christmas gifts for teachers.
Just tried it! Tastes delicious! Thank you for sharing the recipe!
I’ve made the peanut butter fudge using this recipe…and it is AWESOME! Now I wanna try….Coconut Pecan Frosting (used mostly to frost German Chocolate Cake) and peanut butter……does anyone else think this sounds AWESOME too? I’ll post how it turns out!
Wow – this is my type of recipe! Easy & delicious – thanks for sharing!!
Easiest fudge. Taste great . Thanks I’m making more to share.
Thank you so much for sharing! This was dead easy to make and delicious!!!
Hi although we do have Betty crockers frosting over in the UK its very expensive. Does anyone have an alternative to using this? I can make my own butter cream but don’t know what would happen to it if I then microwaved it! really want to have a go with this!
im so exited how easy! im going to make it for my kids teachers and for my work…
I used whipped icing instead …currently in the fridge… hopeing it still works
Sounds yummy Jo!! Let us know how it turned out!