Red Velvet Fudge

There’s no bad way to enjoy fudge, this red velvet fudge is so tasty and easy to make! If you like red velvet cake or cupcakes you have to give this red velvet fudge recipe a try. Fudge recipes are easy, fun, and tasty!

Making red velvet fudge:

Making fudge for my friends and family is fun and easy. It’s a lot more cost effective than buying it in shops or stores as well!

These red velvet fudge pieces would also be great if you’re looking for Valentine fudge ideas, since their color is so festive!

This type of fudge is made without having to cook any of the ingredients as well, which is very nice if you aren’t interested in a lengthy recipe that requires a lot of fuss!

How much red velvet fudge does this recipe make?

Pretty much all of my fudge recipe are designed to go into an 8×8 baking pan. That means that if you cut the fudge into 2 inch squares when it’s finished cooling, you’ll have 16 servings.

You can cut the pieces into whatever sizes you’d like but the recipe and nutrition information are based on 16 servings of this delicious sweet treat!

You can easily double this recipe if you are sharing with friends, family, or coworkers. If you need more just use twice the ingredients and use a larger baking pan OR you can make two 8×8 sized pans!

What will I need to make this easy fudge recipe?

Here is a list of the simple ingredients you will need to make some red velvet fudge at home. I like to keep the ingredients simple and straightforward so that they’re not just easy to get but so you can also make budget friendly choices.

All of these ingredients are easy to grab and keep on hand too. Just toss the items into the pantry. The next time you need a quick and simple dessert recipe or treat for a party or event you’ll be read. Just pull them out and in no time you’ve got some incredible fudge that everyone will love.

• 1 12-ounce bag of white chocolate chips
• 1 14-ounce container of vanilla frosting
• Red food coloring
• 8×8 baking pan lined with parchment paper
• Cooking spray

Do I really need to line the pan with parchment:

I always make this note about my fudge recipes and it’s worth repeating. You do not have to line the pan if you aren’t worried about the way the fudge will look coming out of the pan. If you are using a glass pan you won’t have to worry about scratching the bottom either…

In my opinion it’s much easier and makes for a better looking final product if you line the pan with parchment. Then the block of fudge can be laid out and cut into even pieces when it’s cooled.

How to make red velvet fudge:

This is a really easy recipe. When it comes to homemade fudge you really don’t need to be intimidated or overwhelmed. It comes together perfectly and most of the time is just cooling in the refrigerator, there’s nothing to it!

1. Spray pan with cooking spray and cover bottom and sides of the pan with parchment paper and set aside. 
2. Melt chips in microwave in 30 second bursts until completely melted and smooth. Do not cook for more than 30 seconds at a time or you will burn them. 
3. Fold in the frosting and divide mixture into two bowls.
4. Add red food coloring to one of the bowls. Mix well. Spread white fudge mixture evenly into the pan. 
5. Add red fudge mixture onto the top of the white fudge mixture. 
6. Cover baking pan with foil and place in refrigerator until fudge is firm. 
7. Place fudge on cutting board and cut into 1-2” pieces and enjoy!

Shopping links for homemade fudge: 

These are some great affiliate links that I think you will find helpful. If you click through and make a purchase I’ll make a small commission at no cost to you! 

• Parchment Paper
• 8×8 Inch Baking Dish
• Misto Reusable Oil Sprayer
• OXO Good Grips Silicone Spatulas

Looking for more delicious fudge recipes?

You couldn’t have landed in a better place here on the web, I’ve got loads of delicious fudge recipes that your family will flip for! So many cute and unique flavors that make great party treats.

Here are some other fudge recipes I think you’ll enjoy. Make them along with this red velvet fudge or work your way through them one at a time, the possibilities are endless.

• Butterfinger Fudge Recipe
• Marshmallow Fudge | Unicorn Fudge Recipe
• Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudge
• Key Lime Fudge Recipe
• White Chocolate Fudge
• The Easiest Strawberry Fudge
• Cookies and Cream Fudge
• Lemon Fudge Recipe
• Cookie Dough Fudge

Here’s the printable version of my red velvet fudge recipe: