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Caramel Coffee Fudge

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Caramel and coffee layers come together in a fun new fudge recipe.  This Caramel Coffee Fudge is perfect for making and eating when you need a special treat.  I do suggest giving most of it away though because it is extremely delicious.

Layers of caramel fudge, coffee fudge, and chocolate drizzles makes this fudge irresistible!

I have decided that I cannot make fudge without layers.  Seriously, it just doesn’t happen without the layers!

Every time I go to make fudge it ends up having 2-3 layers in it.  This fudge was going to be just caramel, but then I started thinking of all the ways I could make it more interesting.

My first thought was salted caramel because…well, because I seriously have been addicted to that goodness ever since I made these Salted Caramel Mocha Brownie Cups.  Then that got me thinking and dreaming for the Starbuck’s Salted Caramel Mocha! Fingers crossed that comes back very, very soon!

So, I had to add a coffee layer to the caramel fudge then.  I mean I just had to, right?

Layers of caramel fudge, coffee fudge, and chocolate drizzles makes this fudge irresistible!

So here we are with a fun fudge that has two layers now.  But even that still wasn’t enough for me.  A drizzle of chocolate gave it just the last layer of perfection that it needed.

Crazy much?  Yes, I know that I am! 🙂

Layers of caramel fudge, coffee fudge, and chocolate drizzles makes this fudge irresistible!

I seriously could not stay out of this fudge!

Yes, I know I’m supposed to be staying strong on this whole no sugar thing, but dang it!  It was Caramel Coffee Fudge!  I had to try it…then I had to have a little bite more, which led to needing more “bites”.  You know where this is going, right?  Wrong!!!

Lucky for me I had a reason for making a fun new treat!  Our church takes a special lunch over to the elementary school for the teachers every quarter.  This week we wanted to say thank you for all the work you will do this year with the students from our community.

Layers of caramel fudge, coffee fudge, and chocolate drizzles makes this fudge irresistible!

I pulled out my die cut machine and the Party Flag Inserts die cut pack from WR Memory Keepers/Life Style Crafts and used the smallest round die to make a cute label for each piece of fudge.

The little slit that the die cut makes is just perfect for sliding these labels onto a paper straw.  I knew this striped paper straw obsession I have would come in handy for more things than just pictures of cute food.

Delicious layered fudge…check.

Fun and cute labels…check.

Getting the fudge out of the house before eating it all…check, check, check!!!!

Layers of caramel fudge, coffee fudge, and chocolate drizzles makes this fudge irresistible!

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Yield: 36 fudge squares

Caramel Coffee Fudge

Caramel Coffee Fudge

Caramel and coffee layers make this fudge a delicious and pretty fudge to serve at any party. The drizzle of chocolate on top gives it a latte look.

Prep Time 45 minutes
Total Time 45 minutes

Ingredients

For the Caramel Layer

  • 2 cups white chocolate chips
  • 2 Tablespoon butter
  • 3/4 cup Dulce de Leche
  • 1/2 cup marshmallow cream

For the Coffee Layer

  • 2 teaspoons instant coffee
  • 1 teaspoon hot water
  • 1/2 cup sweetened condensed milk
  • 2 cups white chocolate chips
  • 2 Tablespoons butter
  • 1/2 cup marshmallow cream

For the Topping

  • 1/4 cup dark chocolate chips
  • 1/2 teaspoon shortening

Instructions

  1. Line an 8x8 baking dish with foil. Set aside.
  2. Place the white chips and butter in a saucepan over low to medium heat. Let melt.
  3. Stir in the Dulce de Leche and stir until creamy. Add the marshmallow cream and stir until creamy again.
  4. Pour into the prepared pan. Place in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
  5. Stir together the hot water and instant coffee until dissolved. Stir into the sweetened condensed milk very well. Set aside.
  6. Place the white chips and butter in a clean saucepan over low to medium heat. Let melt.
  7. Stir in the coffee sweetened condensed milk and stir until creamy.
  8. Add the marshmallow cream and stir until creamy again. Pour over the set caramel layer. Place in the refrigerator until set. (4 hours or overnight)
  9. Remove the foil and fudge from the pan. Peel off the foil. Use a hot knife to cut the fudge into 36 squares. Let come to room temperature.
  10. Heat the dark chocolate chips and shortening in the microwave for 1 minute. Stir until creamy.
  11. Spoon into a small ziplock baggie and cut one tip off. Drizzle over the fudge squares.
  12. Let set. Store in a sealed container on the counter. Makes 36 pieces of fudge.

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

36

Serving Size:

1
Amount Per Serving:Calories: 161 Total Fat: 9g Saturated Fat: 5g Trans Fat: 0g Unsaturated Fat: 3g Cholesterol: 11mg Sodium: 43mg Carbohydrates: 20g Fiber: 0g Sugar: 19g Protein: 2g
© Jocelyn @ Inside BruCrew Life
Cuisine: American / Category: Fudge and Candy

Layers of caramel fudge, coffee fudge, and chocolate drizzles makes this fudge irresistible!

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Comments

  9. Andi @ The Weary Chef says

    I so love all your coffee recipes, Jocelyn! I can see how this fudge would be dangerous. Now that my boys are back in school, I am home alone too much to be trusted with a batch of caramel coffee fudge 😉

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  23. Jennifer says

    Looks amazing, I love coffee and caramel together and fudge, well, it runs in my blood stream.
    One question, when you’re slicing squares of layered fudge, do you ever have trouble with the layers separating? Any solution or things to avoid? Thanks.

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    • Jocelyn Brubaker says

      Fudge is a main stay here too 🙂 I have not had trouble with any of the ones I have made separating when cutting. I think the key is to not let the first layer completely cool and harden. You want it to get slightly harder, so the two layers don’t mix, but still soft so they harden together. I hope that made sense 🙂

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  29. Marianna S. says

    This sounds so delicious and is very pretty also. My one question is about the dulce de leche though, is this in a can similar to sweetened condensed milk? Not sure I have seen this in my grocery store but I am in a rural area. OH well.

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  31. Mary says

    wow – what a delicious looking recipe! Did you use real white chocolate chips or vanilla baking chips? The use of both sweetened condensed milk & marshmallow seems like it would be way too sweet especially with white choc/vanilla chips but since you tested it I’m sure it will be okay.

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    • Jocelyn Brubaker says

      I used Nestle white baking chips for the fudge. It’s fudge, so yes it is pretty sweet. But all the flavors work together to keep it from being overwhelmingly sweet…if that makes sense 😉

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  32. Teighlor says

    I couldn’t find dulce de Leche at my Walmart so I just used smuckers caramel in the jar and my caramel layer was like glue. I could hardly get it off the foil! Do you think that’s why?

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  36. Michel M says

    What would you say the shelf life is for this fudge? Wondering if I can make it a little bit in advance for the holidays? Also, does it matter what kind of pan, glass, vs metal? Thanks.

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    • Jocelyn says

      How long in advance are you going to make it? It should keep for a few days in a tightly sealed container. You an also freeze the entire block if you are making it really far ahead, then thaw and cut it before serving. It doesn’t matter what pan you use…just line it with foil, so the fudge lifts out easily. I hope you enjoy it!

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  37. Michel M says

    How long do you normally leave your fudge in the fridge after the second layer? I know it says 4 hrs or overnight, but was wondering what you personally do? I left it in for 4 hrs, but it still seemed a little sticky when I was trying to cut it.

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  39. Amy L. Schiemer says

    Hi Jocelyn! I am making teacher gifts for the holidays and this is a no brainer! I could not find Dulce De Leche in a can (I’ve looked everywhere and gave up) so I am making it out of sweetened condensed milk, my question is do I need a thick or more liquid version to make it easier to mix? Thank you so much for such a fun recipe!

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    • Jocelyn says

      Dulce de leche can be kind of hard to find in the grocery store. It is always in the international aisle with that type of food. You can make this fudge using the same amount of sweetened condensed milk in the caramel layer. It will just be a vanilla coffee fudge then. I hope you enjoy it!

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  40. Anne-marie Mulligan says

    Thanks, I made these over the last couple of days. Fluff/Marshmallow cream is not a readily available ingredient in Australia so I made my own. I did not use the dulce de leche, just condensed milk. It looks beautiful and the use of marshmallow cream makes it easier to layer. Thanks for a lovely recipe. I wish I could upload my picture to share but I can’t.

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