Valentine Strawberry 2 Ingredient Frosting Fudge

Make super easy pink Valentine fudge in an instant! This simple kid-friendly Strawberry 2 Ingredient Frosting Fudge recipe is the perfect Valentine’s Day treat. For more recipes like this see my Desserts page.

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Want a sweet treat that literally takes minutes to make? This strawberry fudge is it! Some years back I posted a Milk Chocolate Simple 2 Ingredient Frosting Fudge recipe I made for the holidays.

It became a huge hit in our family. Today I am back with a Strawberry 2 ingredient frosting fudge that is sweet and creamy and perfect for Valentine’s Day.

This recipe is so simple and would make a great beginner recipe for kids. The cool part is there are so many frosting flavors, that the possibilities for fudge ideas are endless!

How to make Strawberry 2 Ingredient Frosting Fudge

To make this fudge you need an 8×8 pan or glass dish. You can use a larger 9×9 pan but the fudge will be thinner.

TIP: If you using cookie cutters to cut shapes out of the frosting I recommend using a 9×9 inch pan to make thinner fudge.

I used an 8×6 glass dish lined with parchment paper so the fudge would not stick to the sides. You could also use foil to line the pan or spray cooking spray to keep it from sticking.

Use caution with the oil it may have a bit of oily residue on the edges and bottom of the fudge. In my opinion, I think it is best to use parchment paper.

Which Ready-made Can Frosting to use?

You can use any ready-made can frosting to make this fudge. My preferred brand is Duncan Hines. In this recipe, I used Pillsbury, but I have also used the Betty Crocker brand and they all come out perfectly.

After tasting the fudge, I think I would try a different brand instead of Pillsbury. I found the fudge way too sweet for my liking.

How to Make Heart Shaped Fudge

Since this fudge is for Valentine’s Day I wanted them to heart-shaped. I used a mini cookie cutter set with a 1.5-inch heart-shaped cookie cutter. The 1.5 inch one is the largest one in the set above.

After making the fudge and letting it set in the refrigerator, gently remove the fudge with the parchment paper from the dish and lie it flat on the counter.

Press out heart-shaped sections in the fudge.

How to Store Fudge

Fudge can be stored in an airtight container for up to 1 month at room temperature.

You can store fudge in the refrigerator if you desire. Just make sure it is sealed in an airtight container or it could take on the flavors of other items in the refrigerator. The cold air may also dry the fudge out.

You can freeze fudge in an airtight container and it will last up to 3 months. It will defrost in about 3 hours on the counter at room temperature.

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