This fudge feels familiar and festive, yet just unexpected enough to spark curiosity. It promises the flavor of sugar cookie dough in rich, sliceable candy form, which immediately got my attention. I came across this recipe shared online by content creator Jessica Burgess, and I was intrigued as soon as I heard that sugar cookie mix was part of the recipe.
When I made the recipe in my kitchen, what surprised me most wasn’t just how sweet and indulgent this treat was, though it absolutely is, but rather how quickly everything comes together. This isn't a slow, leisurely recipe. It’s fast, hands-on and a little intense, but you end up with a dessert that tastes exactly like sugar cookie dough, only richer and more decadent, like fudge.
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Unlike baked sugar cookies, this dessert doesn’t rely on flour structure or the oven. Instead, it uses heat and constant stirring to bring the ingredients together into a thick, silky mixture that firms up as it chills. Once set, it can be sliced into bite-sized pieces or larger squares, depending on how indulgent you want to be.
You can find lots of variations on this recipe on social media, but Burgess' version jumped out to me and, with almost 250K views, it seems that I'm not the only one drawn to her recipe.
Ingredients for Sugar Cookie Fudge
The ingredient list for sugar cookie fudge is short, which is another part of its appeal. You'll need sugar cookie mix (I used gluten-free), butter, evaporated milk, granulated sugar, marshmallow fluff, white chocolate chips, vanilla extract and holiday sprinkles.
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How to Make Sugar Cookie Fudge
You can get the full and complete recipe on Burgess's site, but I'll walk you through the process so you can see how things come together. As I mentioned above, sugar cookie fudge comes together quickly, so preparation is key. Start by lining a baking sheet with parchment paper and set it aside. Once the stove is on and your ingredients go in, there’s little time to pause.
Melt the butter in a large saucepan over low heat. Once melted, add the sugar cookie mix and whisk until fully blended and smooth. Add in evaporated milk, heating while whisking constantly until it becomes hot and cohesive.
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Once the mixture reaches the right consistency, stir in some white chocolate chips until melted. Marshmallow fluff and vanilla extract come last. Whisk them in and stir the fudge mixture until it's smooth and glossy.
Pour the mixture into the prepared pan, spread evenly, and top with holiday sprinkles. Refrigerate until fully set, at least two hours, before slicing and serving.
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My Honest Thoughts on Sugar Cookie Fudge
This recipe is an arm workout, no question. The mixture gets thick before it turns silky, and constant whisking is non-negotiable. I also suspect mine didn’t quite reach the ideal temperature, which resulted in a softer candy. But I didn’t mind one bit.
The texture landed somewhere between traditional fudge and cookie dough. It's softer than classic fudge but denser than raw dough. Flavor-wise, it absolutely nails sugar cookie dough, sweet and buttery through and through. It’s very sweet, which means small portions are more than enough, but that's to be expected when you're making fudge.
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I would absolutely make this dessert again, and I think it's going to make a great gift for friends and neighbors.
4 Tips For Making Sugar Cookie Fudge
This recipe really benefits from organization. I know I've mentioned that a few times already, but measuring all of the ingredients ahead of time really makes the process far less stressful. Constant whisking is essential, especially once the mixture begins to boil, as it thickens rapidly and the fudge can seize if neglected.
2. Mind the temperature
3. Decorate it your way
You can use whatever combination of sprinkles you like best. You can also make this treat for other holidays, swapping out the holiday sprinkles for colors that fit the occasion. (I think Easter sprinkles would be really cute!)
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4. Stash it smartly
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