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We are a household that has a sweet tooth and this super simple 3 ingredient slow cooker kinder fudge recipe ticks all the boxes and takes less than an hour to make. I discovered slow cooker fudge recipes last year and although some have worked out great like this biscoff slow cooker fudge recipe I have shared in the past, others have not faired so well.

When you think about fudge recipes, you are probably expecting it to be complicated and time-consuming but it is not. It is so easy to make, if I can do it, then you can do it!

There are plans to make some fudge recipes in the run-up for Christmas too as a little inspiration for making the perfect homemade gift for loved ones. I am hoping to create a mini box of mixed flavour fudge to treat those close to us. When these have been tried and tested, I will make sure I share these on the blog for you to try out yourself. You can’t beat some gorgeous sweet treats, they make a great gift!

With this recipe, I use kinder bars and just cheap white chocolate from our supermarket and it still comes out as the perfect consistency. If you know any Kinder Bueno fans, you could switch out the Kinder bars for Bueno, though I would just crush the Kinder Bueno pieces before popping them in the slow cooker.

Easy 3 Ingredient Slow Cooker Kinder Fudge Recipe

Ingredients –

• 400g White chocolate
• 200g Kinder chocolate bars
• 397g Sweetened Condensed Milk

Instructions –

• Pop all the ingredients in the slow cooker
• Turn it on to high and keep the lid off
• Stir regularly for 30 minutes.
• Whilst that is cooking, line a square baking tin with parchment paper.
• Pour the mixture into the tin and gently tap to spread evenly.
• Top with any leftover Kinder chocolate you have (this can be left off)
• Leave to cool on a wire rack.
• Pop in the fridge for 12 hours or overnight
• Cut into 36 bite-size pieces and enjoy.

If you’d like to print this slow cooker Kinder fudge recipe for later you can do so below with our recipe card.

How do I know when my slow cooker fudge recipe is cooked?

When you have heated the ingredients together and it has cooked for its time, you will find the fudge mixture will almost move together and slide out of the slow cooker. This is the perfect consistency. If it is starting to look a little grainy, it is overcooking, so turn the heat down to low heat.

Can I use a crock pot to cook slow cooker fudge?

They are the same thing, so both will work perfectly.

Can you microwave fudge?

If you don’t have a slow cooker or crockpot, you can make your fudge in the microwave. You simply use the same ingredients in the recipe below however you heat it in short bursts in the microwave, stirring in intervals.

I am a fan of the slow cooker, just as I can dump it all in and stir on the go.

What equipment do I need to make slow cooker fudge?

There is no specialist equipment needed to make this easy recipe and it uses things that many of us have already.

• Slow cooker
• Spatula
• Square tin
• Wooden spoon
• Parchment paper
• Weighing scales
• Cooling rack
• A sharp knife

Regardless of the flavour of fudge you are making, this is all the equipment you are going to need. Trust me, once you make it the first time, you will be making it again!

How long does slow cooker fudge keep?

Once you have made your fudge and it has been cut, make sure you store it in an airtight container, best kept in the fridge. When stored correctly, fudge will be good for 2-3 weeks.

We have never been able to check that though as it has not lasted that long!

This slow cooker recipe shows that you can make easy fudge at home and the end result is just as good, if not better, than that you can get in the store. The options out there for fudge flavours are endless, you can use milk chocolate, dark chocolate and a whole host of flavours such as peanut butter, fruit and coconut! I have found that the slow cooker chocolate fudge recipe works the best, but you can just adapt the recipes to suit your need.