
Thank you to TODAY and The Blogger Babes for partnering with me for this post!
I’d love for you to vote for my recipe in the TODAY Food Club family favorite’s recipe contest! Just head over here and click on vote up! Be sure to sign up for the TODAY Food Club while you are at it. Family recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation are my favorite. I’ve shared a few here on the blog (including my great-grandma’s famous chocolate cake), and they always seem to be popular. My dad often talks fondly of his grandmother and all the wonderful food she made. He lived with her for awhile as a young adult, so he was lucky enough to eat many of her delicious meals. She wasn’t someone who followed a recipe or even wrote one down, so many of her recipes are no longer around – unfortunately! When I heard about the TODAY Food Club (an awesome club to join if you love food) and their Favorite Family Recipe contest, I knew that I had to submit one of the recipes that were passed down from my great-grandmother. After talking to my mom, I finally decided on this amazing peppermint chocolate fudge recipe. It’s a recipe that she gave to my grandmother, who then passed it down to my mom, who has now passed it on to me.

Yummy! This looks so good!
It is! You should give it a try =)
This looks so delicious, but I don’t know that I could manage to use that big of a batch. Have you tried reducing the recipe to 1/2 or so? I would have to figure out what is 1/2 of a can of condensed milk and 1/2 a container of marshmallow cream. Maybe by weight? Thanks. I’m going to try it.
Hi Wendy! It does make a very large amount, and I would recommend halving it if you aren’t making it to share with others 馃檪 I would probably do it by weight, especially for the marshmallow creme because that can be hard to estimate how much is half a jar. Let me know how it turns out!
Yummy! I’m going to make this! I’m just a little intimidated by the 4 1/2 cups of sugar. Think I could reduce it since there’s already sugar in the chips and marshmallow cream?
You could definitely try. It is a lot of sugar!