Pink Bubblegum Fudge That Tastes Like Childhood
This magical pink fudge brings pure joy with every bite. Creamy sweet and loaded with fluffy marshmallows and pretty sprinkles it's perfect for Barbie parties Valentine's Day or anytime you need something extra special and fun.
Why You'll Love This Recipe
I created this recipe during all the Barbie movie excitement and it's been a hit ever since. The combination of bubblegum flavor dreamy pink color and playful sprinkles makes everyone smile. Plus it's surprisingly simple to make.
What You'll Need
- • Sweet Base - Candy Melts: 24 oz bright white they create the perfect texture
- • Rich Sweetness - Condensed Milk: ¾ cup makes everything creamy and smooth
- • Extra Creamy - Butter: ½ cup unsalted at room temperature
- • Flavor Makers: 2 tsp vanilla extract and 1 tsp bubblegum flavoring for that perfect taste
- • Pretty Color - Pink Gel: 4 drops Deep Pink by Americolor makes it perfectly pink
- • Fun Additions: 1 cup mini marshmallows and plenty of pink sprinkles
- • Kitchen Helpers: 9-inch pan parchment paper microwave safe bowl and sharp knife
Making Your Fudge
- Get Ready
- Line your pan with parchment leaving some hanging over the sides for easy lifting later.
- Create The Base
- Mix your candy melts condensed milk and butter heat them gently until smooth and creamy.
- Add The Magic
- Stir in vanilla bubblegum flavor and pink coloring until it's perfectly pink.
- Build Your Layers
- Pour some in the pan then mix marshmallows into the rest and spread it on top.
- Make It Pretty
- Sprinkle with pink decorations then let it chill until firm.
- Cut And Share
- Lift it out with the parchment and cut into perfect squares.
Keep It Fresh
Store your fudge in the fridge in an airtight container it'll stay perfect for two weeks. Want to save it longer? Pop it in the freezer for up to three months just let it warm up a bit before serving.
Perfect Cutting Secret
For those Instagram worthy slices make sure your fudge is really cold. Dip your knife in hot water dry it off and wipe between cuts. This little trick gives you the prettiest pieces every time.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where can I find bubblegum flavoring?
Most craft stores with baking sections carry it, or find it online. Vanilla can be substituted for a simpler flavor.
- Why use candy melts instead of chocolate?
Candy melts are more stable at room temperature and hold color better than white chocolate.
- Can I make this ahead?
Yes, store in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks at room temperature or 3 weeks refrigerated.
- Why isn't my fudge setting properly?
Make sure to use the correct ratio of candy melts to condensed milk, and allow full chilling time.
- Can I use different colors?
Yes, change the gel food coloring to any shade you like. Just make sure to use gel, not liquid coloring.