Looking for a last minute treat to add to your Easter dinner table? This Robin Egg Fudge has a great vanilla malt flavor and is packed full of Easter candy.
One of my favorite candies are Whoppers. I can remember my parents buying boxes of them for my brother, sisters, and I to share on a Friday night. Anyone else love the chewy chocolate duds that you would sometimes find in the bottom of the box? No? Maybe that's just me. I also loving buying an extra box of candy to make these Whoppers snack bars for lunch boxes
So of course this time of year, I go crazy for those pastel colored robin eggs. So far 2 bags have come and gone from our home...and it isn't even Easter yet. No, I didn't eat them. Well, I didn't eat them directly that is...
I took those fun colored eggs and created a delicious Easter fudge. My husband took one bite and declare it amazing! That is huge stuff, people!!! My guy is not a sweets eater. (I know...how does that man survive living with me?) So, if he declares this an amazing recipe, you need to run to the store immediately to buy the ingredients and make it.
Plus, beating the Easter candy with a wooden spoon is really fun. Both times I made this fudge, my kids helped me crush the eggs. They thought it was the coolest thing!
Of course, I had to monitor the kiddos because they were really going to town on that poor bag. You want chunks of eggs, not dust. So make sure you aren't having a bad day when you start crushing them.
Start by stirring the malt powder into the sweetened condensed milk. Then heat the milk, white chips, and butter until melted and creamy. Next you are going to stir in some marshmallow cream. Make sure you spray your measuring cup with a little bit of non-stick spray, and that marshmallow cream will come right out.
I usually let the fudge mixture cool for a few minutes before stirring in most of the crushed candy. If it is too hot, the colored candy coating will start to melt off. Work quickly to stir the candy in without over stirring, then pour it into a foil lined pan. To make the top of the fudge prettier, I sprinkled the remaining crushed eggs on top and pressed them in gently. Let the fudge cool and set before trying to cut into squares. You can refrigerate it if you like, but I usually just let mine sit on the counter for a few hours (+4) or overnight.
You can run a sharp knife under hot water and dry it off because the heat on the knife will help the fudge cut nice and smooth. Although, there are chunks of candy inside the fudge, so some of the pieces will be a little bit chunkier and misshapen.
My prediction is that this robin egg fudge will disappear in a hurry from your Easter table. We have made it twice now, and both times it was gone in a hurry. Well, to be honest the second batch did get mailed out to family in their Easter baskets, but I'm sure that will disappear fast too!
Still have leftover candy? Use it to make this Creme Egg Fudge, this Jelly Bean Fudge, and this Raspberry Easter Fudge for your family and friends.
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Robin Egg Fudge
Vanilla malt fudge with malt ball candies inside and on top is a delicious and fun treat to add to your dessert tables.
Ingredients
- ¼ cup vanilla malt powder
- 1 - 14 ounce can sweetened condensed milk
- 3 cups white chocolate chips
- 2 Tablespoons butter
- 1 cup marshmallow cream
- 1 - 10 ounce bag Mini Robin Eggs, crushed*
Instructions
- Line an 8x8 pan with foil and set aside.
- Stir together the malt powder and sweetened condensed milk in a large saucepan until dissolved.
- Add the white chocolate chips and butter. Heat over medium heat, stirring constantly, until melted and creamy.
- Stir in the marshmallow cream until creamy again. Remove from the heat and cool for 5-6 minutes.
- Set aside ½ cup crushed robin eggs. Stir the rest of the candies into the fudge mixture quickly and pour into the prepared pan. Top with the remaining robin eggs. Let fudge set completely before cutting into squares.
- Store in a sealed container on the counter for 3-4 days or in the refrigerator for longer. Makes 36-49 squares, depending on how big you cut them.
Notes
*Want to make this all year long? Substitute malt balls for the robin eggs.
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 36 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 145Total Fat: 7gSaturated Fat: 4gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 15mgSodium: 41mgCarbohydrates: 19gFiber: 0gSugar: 18gProtein: 2g
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Terra Heck
That fudge looks super yummy. I know Easter is over but I may still have to make some anyway.
Hayley @ The Domestic Rebel
This looks so fudgy and perfect! Love the malt twist 🙂
Sandra
I love this recipe girl. A perfect Easter treat. SU and pinned.
Jocelyn
Thank you so much, Sandra! You are the best 🙂
Alyssa
This fudge looks delicious, it is so perfect for Easter! I love how pretty it is using the Robin's Eggs
Elle @ Only Taste Matters
I love me some fudge so any new fudge idea is always welcome. However, this one sounds amazing. I swear you are going to get me so fat one of these days!
Ashley@blondegirlcravings
I adore Robin Eggs, this looks incredible. And your photos shout "SPRING!"
Jocelyn
Thank you 🙂
tanya
This fudge would definitely disappear quickly-I'd be the one eating it all! Robin's Eggs are my weakness!
Kristy @ Chocolate Slopes
This is a great reminder that I need to make fudge more often. I love it, but when I'm craving sweets, I think cookies - this recipe definitely looks like it's worth making!
Jocelyn
I was making fudge more often, but then I fell off the fudge wagon for a bit. This fudge totally made up for it though. LOL and now you have me craving cookies 😉
Amanda
This fudge is perfect for Easter!!!
Kelsey @ Snacking Squirrel
omg this is a brilliant recipe and what a clever creation. they look superb!!!
Jocelyn
Thank you so much 🙂
Serene @ House of Yumm
Jocelyn, this looks so fun and sounds simply delicious!!! Love all the Easter treats 🙂
Aimee @ ShugarySweets
I made a Whoppers Fudge last year that was so DELICIOUS. I love love love how pretty this is with the Robin Eggs, and I'm sure it tastes amazing!! Whoppers are one of my absolute favorite candies 🙂
Jocelyn
We couldn't get over how good the malted milk and candies made this fudge...it's a must make again for sure!!!
Karly
Oh, hi. I literally just sent in a Robin Egg fudge recipe to my editor last night. Ha! Great minds? (Your photos are prettier, though. Darn you!)
Jocelyn
Great minds indeed 🙂 I can't wait to see yours now!!!
Tonia from TheGunnySack
Malted milk balls are not one of my favorite candies but if they were included in fudge...I'm all there! I love the Easter colors!
Emily @ It Bakes Me Happy
That's my kind of fudge, I just love how bright and festive it is!
Emily @ Life on Food
Fudge is definitely needed for every holiday, not just Christmas. This is so fun for Easter.
Gayle @ Pumpkin 'N Spice
This fudge is gorgeous, Jocelyn! And so creative! i think I would just gobble this all up, so perfect for Easter!
Jocelyn
Thank you 🙂
Erin @ Miss Scrambled Egg
I can't resist a good piece of fudge, Jocelyn. I grew up eating whoppers, too. They were my Dad's candy of choice followed closely by Twizzlers. He'd love these for Easter! 🙂
Jocelyn
Fudge is just too good to resist!!!
Mir
This is an awesome idea. I would love crushing the eggs, too. Good therapy!
Jocelyn
I totally agree with crushing things being good therapy 🙂
June Burns
Looks like a terrific fudge flavor! I'm sure this would make a great Easter bunny gift 🙂
Jocelyn
Yes, it was the perfect treat from the Easter bunny 🙂