Mint Oreo white chocolate fudge. One for those with more than one sweet tooth!
This recipe is a variation on a recipe from Jane at Jane’s Patisserie. Her original recipe is for Strawberry Oreo fudge, but I prefer Mint Oreos so decided to swap out the strawberry ones for mint 🙂
This is a quick, no-bake recipe. The hardest part is preparing the tin and then having the patience to let the mint Oreo fudge set before scoffing it!
Ingredients
- 400 g/ 14 oz white chocolate
- One 397 g tin of condensed milk
- 25 g / 0.5 oz butter
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 125 g / 4.5 oz sifted icing sugar (yes, you really need to bother sifting it)
- 2 packets (2 x 154 g) Mint Oreos.
I think Mint Oreos have been around in the US for ages, but there a fairly new thing here in the UK. Just in case this is the first time you’re hearing about them, here’s a picture:
Method
Line a deep tin with baking paper. My tin measures 7.5 x 8.5 inches and is 1.5 inches deep. However, Jane uses a 9 x 9 inch tin and says an 8 x 8 inch would also work. All this gives you a good idea of what sort of size tin you need.
Chop your Mint Oreos. They break quite easily, so this is an easy, if messy, job.
Break the white chocolate into small pieces. Put the chocolate in a pan with the butter, vanilla extract and condensed milk and heat gently, stirring until all the chocolate has melted. Take the pan off the heat and add the icing sugar. Beat the mixture until smooth.
Add all but a handful of your chopped Mint Oreos to the chocolate mixture and stir through. Pour the mixture into your tin. Sprinkle the few remaining Mint Oreo pieces over the mixture and press down into the fudge.
Put the mint Oreo fudge in the fridge to set. It’ll take 3-4 hours or just leave it overnight. When it’s set, turn it out onto a chopping board and slice it – make the pieces as bit or small as you like!
So easy to make; easier to eat!
A fan of mint and chocolate? Try these other recipes:
Mint chocolate muffins (featuring Mint Aero).
After Eight mint chocolate brownies.
Claire Huston / Art and Soul
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These look great! I think I’ve done something like this quite some time ago but it certainly did not turn out as well. I am looking forward to all the “White Chocolate” desserts that will be coming this holiday season.
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Thank you!
They are very nice, even if they are incredibly sweet 🙂
I like white chocolate and can’t wait for festive white chocolate recipes!
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No problem; I hope I can try something like this around the Christmas holiday ~ Have a nice day!
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I’ll eat anything with Oreo cookies in it, but these look particularly appetizing ;). And trendy!
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Thank you!
The fudge is very nice. Incredibly sweet, but very nice 🙂
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That’s the same case with Turkish Delight and that needs to be kept away from me if I ever want to lose weight again 😉
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Every time you post a recipe, I want to yell “Get in my belly!” from that Austin Powers movie.
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Hahahahaha!! Thank you!
I just wish I could share my baking with everyone. It would help my waistline 🙂
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It’s probably good you’re not my neighbor. I would be volunteering to help eat too much.
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These look SO good, as do those MINT Oreos! I’m clearly living in a cave, I had no idea these existed – you’ve just made my day 🙂
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The mint oreos are lovely. And I’ve tried ordinary, strawberry and peanut butter… mint is best! 🙂
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These biscuits are all I keep thinking about now! I’m not sure I’d be able to resist eating them before they made it into any recipe!
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I love white chocolate and mint oreos and fudge so I REALLY need to make this haha Maybe I’ll bring it for a dessert to Thanksgiving in a few weeks hmmm
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That’s a great idea! I hope it turns out well and everyone likes it 🙂
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First of all: I’m jealous you can get mint oreos!! I love anything involving oreos, mint and chocolate, but sadly they don’t sell them her yet… This recipe looks delicious though. I might try to make some with ‘normal’ oreos and mint chocolate instead. 😉
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oh god that looks ridiculously good!
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It was very nice. Although definitely best in small doses at a time (I tried this, but somehow ended up eating loads… not sure how that happened :-/).
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Hahaha understandable!!
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Oh man, I really want to make this, but I’m not sure that mint Oreos have made their way to our shelves yet. I will definitely have to check next time I’m in the supermarket.
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If there is any other kind of mint chocolate biscuit available, I’m pretty sure that would work just as well 🙂
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I was thinking Mint Slice might work. Or if all else fails, maybe plain Oreos and a splash of peppermint essence.
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