COOKIE MONSTER FUDGE #DESSERT #OREO
I made these treats to celebrate, and ate my way through all the spread and chocolate-filled things I've been absent for as long as half a month, and expeditiously got a stomach throb that kept going the whole end of the week. Furthermore, child is by all accounts enduring it truly well, with the goal that's energizing! Keep in mind how he hasn't been resting? All things considered, I at long last arrived at a point of urgency and chose to begin encouraging him somewhat grain during the evening despite the fact that it's somewhat early. What's more, IT WORKED. He's as yet awakening twice, yet we're *almost* reliably getting a 4-5 hour stretch in the start of the night! Woot!
Anyway. When I saw that he endured the oat consummately fine, I chose out dairy and chocolate an attempt once more (for me, not him obviously! ????). It's fundamentally been astounding.
I've had this thought moving around in my cerebrum for a couple of months, yet I needed to hold up until October to post it. You know. Since it's Cookie Monster fudge. Beasts… Halloween.. it sort of goes, right?? Also, how charming is it?? Or on the other hand is that just me? I continued telling my significant other how charming I thought this fudge was, and I think he believed that was somewhat of a weird method to portray blue fudge loaded up with treats. ????
However. I do sort of believe it's adorable.I was a major Sesame Street fan as a child, and Cookie Monster constantly sort of impacted me (stunner). Have you seen these Cookie Monster Cupcakes?? Truly. The adorableness just executes me. What's more, that is the place the thought for this fudge originated from.
INGREDIENTS:
- 3 cups Wilton Blue Candy Melts
- 14 oz sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup mini Oreos + more for topping
- 1/2 cup broken up chocolate chips cookies (like Chips Ahoy) + more for topping
DIRECTIONS:
- Line an 8x8 baking dish with foil.
- Over low heat on the stove, stir together the candy melts and the sweetened condensed milk until melted and smooth.
- Stir in the cookies pieces. Pour the fudge into the baking dish.
- Press cookies into the top of the fudge. Allow to cool for 3-4 hours until completely set (you can speed this up by putting it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes).
- Cut into squares to package or serve.
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