Have you been looking for a silky sweet treat to make with all of your fresh cannabutter? This easy recipe for delicious cannabis fudge is the best way to enjoy an infused sweet treat. With just a few simple ingredients, this fudge can be made in just 20 minutes and comes with multiple different infusion options to choose from, including my Bliss Cannabutter which ensures perfect dosing.
Table of Contents
- Recipe Features
- Why You Will Love This Recipe
- What You’ll Need
- Step-by-Step Instructions
- Storage Instructions
- Alternate Cannabis Infusion Options
- Cannabutter or Oil
- Cannabis Concentrates
- Decarbed Cannabis Flower
- Cannabis Sugar
- Additional Toppings
- Combination
- Notes and Expert Tips
- Easy Cannabis Fudge Recipe
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Conclusion
- More Recipes You Will Love
Recipe Features
- A super simple three ingredient recipe with a melt-in-your-mouth buttery texture
- Easily customizable and able to add your own add-ins like nuts or candy
- Want to make it easy? Order my Bliss Cannabutter and have it delivered straight to your door – now shipping across the United States!
Why You Will Love This Recipe
For years, members of my Well With Cannabis Community have always loved and requested sweet edible recipes more than anything.
Whether it be to manage pain or just to relax, members are always looking for new and interesting ways to medicate.
The latest request? An easy cannabis chocolate fudge recipe with different methods for infusing.
Here, you will find the easiest recipe for cannabis chocolate fudge online, storage instructions, helpful notes, expert tips, and fully answered FAQs.
🍫 P.S. Feel free to make this recipe your own! You can add additional toppings or stir in additional ingredients, such as peanut butter, chocolate chips, and more.
What You’ll Need
- ¼ cup cannabutter: the special ingredient. Use my Bliss Cannabutter or find an alternative infusion option listed below.
- 3 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips: A necessary ingredient for this fudge recipe. Feel free to use dark chocolate or white chocolate chips, if desired.
- 14 ounces sweetened condensed milk: Easily available at your local supermarket, this ingredient is more stable than regular milk. It helps the fudge recipe combine and harden but yet remain melt-in-your-mouth good.
- Additional toppings as desired: Feel free to add sea salt, peanut butter, sprinkles, or brown sugar on top or within.
Note: a complete list of ingredients with amounts and printable instructions is located in the recipe card below.
Dosing & Potency
Dosing this recipe couldn’t be easier if you use my Bliss Cannabutter.
You can use the printable chart below to determine the exact amount of butter to use to get your desired THC milligrams per batch or cookie.
If you are not using Bliss Cannabutter, my edible dosage calculator is another great way to determine your cookies’ potency.
If you are unsure where to start, check out my safe dosing guide before getting started.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Step 1 – If you haven’t already, prepare your cannabutter or cannabis coconut oil.
- Step 2 – Line an 8×8 baking dish with parchment paper. Set the prepared pan aside.
- Step 3 – In a large saucepan or double boiler over medium heat, add the chocolate chips, condensed milk, and cannabutter.
- Step 4 – Allow the chocolate to begin to melt. Once soft, stir continuously until the mixture is silky smooth. Once smooth, turn off the heat.
- Step 5 – Pour the mixture into the lined baking dish.
- Step 6 – Use a spatula to smooth the mixture into an even later.
- Step 7 – Allow the mixture to cool in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours, or until the fudge is firm.
- Step 8 – Once firm, slice into your desired amount of servings.
Note: complete step-by-step printable instructions are located in the recipe card below.
Storage Instructions
Store in an airtight container for up to 7 days in your refrigerator.
If you don’t think you will consume it with in seven days, freezing the fudge in individual portions is a great way to save it and preserve the potency.
Alternate Cannabis Infusion Options
Thankfully, there is more than one way to infuse edible recipes.
Below we will explore all of the different ways you could infuse this recipe.
Cannabutter or Oil
Starting with cannabis butter is the most popular way to infuse this recipe. You can make it in a crockpot, Instant Pot, or make kief cannabutter.
Both cannabutter and coconut oil harden when cool, making them perfect consistency for fudge.
I haven’t tried it myself, but I do not think liquid cannabis oil like olive oil, MCT oil, vegetable oil or hash oil would work well in this recipe.
Cannabis Concentrates
Concentrates are the easiest way to make a potent cannabis fudge recipe, especially if you have access to medical marijuana.
Whether it be distillate or FECO, wax or shatter, all options work here.
Just be sure to check if the concentrate or extract needs to be decarbed first. Then add as many mg THC as desired.
Decarbed Cannabis Flower
While not my favorite way to infuse a recipe, using just decarbed cannabis flower works here.
Just be sure to grind it up extra fine so the texture does not interfere with the final product.
Using decarbed kief is also a great option. You likely only want to add a gram of weed or two here, depending on how potent you want it to be.
Adjust the amount of cannabis to your own personal needs.
Cannabis Sugar
This will require you to make a from-scratch fudge mixture. A standard recipe calls for sugar, cocoa powder, milk, butter, and vanilla extract.
Just swap your cannabis sugar for the granulated sugar.
Additional Toppings
For a microdose option, you can infuse this fudge with cannabis salt or cannabis peanut butter.
Combination
You could combine any of the options above for an infusion of cannabis extracts.
Notes and Expert Tips
- If you’ve never made cannabis fudge before, feel free to make a regular batch first, before infusing, to get the process right.
- Cannabis edibles are a wonderful thing, but they can sneak up on you! If you’re new to edibles, be sure to check out my edibles guide first before getting started.
- Be mindful of how much THC you add to the following recipe. You want to have an enjoyable experience, but you don’t want to over-do it, either. Use my edible dosage calculator and this dosing guide to help you find an amount that is just right for you. If you want to reduce the potency, make a mixture of butter, ur unsalted butter, and cannabutter.
- Know that if you add THC, you run the risk of failing a drug test.
- Want to feel like the Martha Stewart of marijuana edibles? Be sure to check out my Edibles Made Easy Online Cooking Course.
Easy Cannabis Fudge
Ingredients
- ¼ cup Bliss cannabutter
- 3 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 14 ounces sweetened condensed milk
- additional toppings as desired
Instructions
- If you haven't already, prepare your cannabutter or cannabis coconut oil.
- Line an 8×8 baking dish with parchment paper. Set aside.
- In a large saucepan over medium heat, add the chocolate chips, condensed milk, and cannabutter.
- Allow the chocolate to begin to melt. Once soft, stir continuously until the mixture is silky smooth. Once smooth, turn off the heat.
- Pour the mixture into the lined baking dish.
- Allow the mixture to cool in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours, or until the fudge is firm.
- Once firm, slice into your desired amount of servings.
Notes
Storage instructions: Store in an airtight container for up to 7 days in your refrigerator. If you don’t think you will consume it with in seven days, freezing the fudge in individual portions is a great way to save it and preserve the potency.
Nutrition
Frequently Asked Questions
I haven’t done it myself, but it should work. Keep the understanding that you should never microwave your cannabutter. If you want to do this, add the chocolate chips and sweetened condensed milk to a large microwave-safe mixing bowl and heat in 30-second increments until they are melted completely. Then, gently stir in the cannabutter.
Regular peanut butter and chocolate chips for sure. Fruit could even be a cool option if you’re feeling it!
Yes, simply half this recipe if needed.
Yes, just double-check that all ingredients you use are gluten-free. Check out my full selection of gluten-free edibles here.
Conclusion
I hope you’ve enjoyed this recipe for our delicious cannabis fudge.
It’s a wonderful treat that combines the rich, indulgent flavor of traditional fudge with the unique benefits of cannabis.
Remember, making edibles should be a fun and rewarding experience, and this recipe is just the tip of the iceberg!
If you’ve found this guide helpful and want to dive deeper into the world of cannabis-infused cuisine, I encourage you to sign up for our Edibles Made Easy Course.
It’s packed with more recipes, tips, and resources to help you master the art of cooking with cannabis.
Together, let’s discover the joy of homemade edibles and make something truly special.
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Just made some fudge and the butter has separated ? ? ?
Hi Paul. This is a bummer, but it can be fixed! There are a few reasons why the separation happened; too much butter, too much mixing, or too much milk. You can melt the fudge down, mixing slowly until warmed and blended, repour and refrigerate. You can also try adding in a tiny bit of cornstarch to absorb the extra moisture. Let us know what you try. I hope this helps! ☺️
Hi Emily! Can I use MCT in this recipe? Thank you!
Hi Jessica. We don’t recommend any liquid oils for this recipe. Butter and coconut oil solidify when cooled, making them perfect for fudge consistency.
I am sensitive to diary. Ok with butter but not sure how I would do with condensed milk?
Is there a non diary substitute for the condensed milk ?
Hi Jane. We have not experimented, but I’ve found a few alternatives for you to consider:
∙ Coconut Condensed Milk: This is a great non-dairy substitute for condensed milk in fudge recipes. You can make your own by simmering full-fat coconut milk and sugar until it thickens.
∙ Soy or Almond Condensed Milk: Soy or almond milk can also be reduced with sugar to create a non-dairy condensed milk. However, they might not be as creamy as the coconut version.
∙ Cashew Cream: Blend soaked cashews with a bit of water until smooth, then simmer with a sweetener until it reduces. This creates a rich, creamy base that can work well in fudge recipes.
∙ Dairy-Free Sweetened Condensed Milk Brands: There are several brands like Nature’s Charm and Let’s Do Organic that offer ready-made, dairy-free sweetened condensed milk options, typically made from coconut.
When substituting ingredients, it takes a bit of trial and error to find the perfect substitution. We recommend making a non-infused batch until you find the recipe you like, so you’re not wasting any cannabis in recipes that don’t turn out right or if you don’t like the final results. Let us know what you try. Enjoy your baking adventure!
Just wanted to post an update that I did end up trying this fudge recipe with my infused MCT oil (I tried it before I saw your response) and it ended up working out amazingly! The fudge was delicious and perfect and lasted in the fridge for a few weeks. Thank you, Emily!
Hi Jessica. We’re absolutely thrilled to hear that the fudge recipe worked out wonderfully with your infused MCT oil! Thank you so much for coming back to share your success with us. Hearing about our readers positive experiences and culinary adventures is what makes this all worthwhile.
If you decide to experiment with any other recipes or have any more questions, don’t hesitate to drop a comment. Your feedback is always welcome and appreciated. Happy cooking and enjoy your delicious creations!
DELICIOUS and easy!! Question: any idea about what temperature fudge should be before you remove from heat. I have a candy thermometer and went below ‘normal’ fudge to be safe. Also, do you think this could be thinned out a bit to be poured into candy molds? Thanks in advance!!! 🙂 But again … D E L I C I O U S ! ! !
Hi Lisa. Typical temperature for fudge is between 234º-238º. With this recipe, ensuring the mixture is silky smooth is key. As for molding the fudge, I believe you could thin out the mixture slightly with a bit more cream or milk to make it pourable for candy molds. However, be cautious not to add too much liquid as it could affect the final texture of the fudge. You can always try a small batch to see if you are happy with the final results.
Thank you for your kind words! We’re thrilled you found our recipe delicious and easy!