Baileys Chocolate Fudge

Submitted by Simone Stern

Baileys Chocolate Fudge

5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour 30 minutes
Total Time 1 hour 35 minutes

Ingredients
 

  • 800g Chocolate
  • 1 tin condensed milk
  • 1 tbsp butter
  • 1/2 Cup Baileys
  • *Note from Slow Cooker Central* – Due to the added 1/2 cup liquid I would suggest increasing the chocolate to 800g as per feedback comments below for better setting*

Instructions
 

  • Break up chocolate and put in the slow cooker, add the butter, condensed milk and baileys. Leave lid off during cooking.
  • Stir every 10 – 15 minutes for around 1 and a half hrs on low (times vary with each slow cooker).
  • Pour into prepared 20x20cm baking dish lined with baking paper and allow to set.
Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central

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45 Comments

  1. Laura Hryniw December 23, 2015

    This is a question, not a review. I have tried to look for this on the website, but haven’t been successful. Can a person use margarine instead of butter for fudge?

  2. Hello sounds a silly question but go easy on me pls .. how much is half a cup of baileys .. iam in the UK. . And ty

  3. Wit this recipe do u do it low or high on the sc plus can u double every thing up to make a bigger portion ?

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central December 31, 2015

      Some members do high for fudge and some do low but in general it’s most usually high so I’d go with that unless Simone can clarify what she did for us 🙂
      I think doubling would be ok usually but making the baileys up to 1 cup could prove watery? I’ll get more clarification from Simone for you on both for her recipe.

  4. Hi Jamie, yes this is cooked on low with the lid off, I’ve always done fudge on low, but again trial and error, everyone’s slow cooker is different, the sc i use for my fudge is only a 1.5l if I was using my 6ltr I would try on high as it takes forever to heat up. As for doubling the baileys with the rest of the ingredients, i would stick with the 1/2 cup and then add a little at a time until it is thick consistency but not runny. Let me know how you go ?

  5. Hey girls ty sooooo much for all your help … iam new to all this but iam ready to do it … once again ty for all your advice … your all stars … I would like to say happy new year to you all … God bless u all

  6. Dont see why couldnt try it people tell me use the same mount of either of what u use in anything wether u use butter or marg

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central October 27, 2016

      You could if you like sure – it would just be a bit sweeter I think 🙂

  7. Fran Laslett December 23, 2017

    Just made this with Biscotti flavoured Baileys and red and green M&Ms for decoration, used butter for extra gloss and only took 40min to cook on low in my 6L Kambrook SC – delicious thankyou!

  8. I recently made this for Christmas and it is absolutely delicious. Everyone was wanting the recipe. I only used 500grams of chocolate and 1/4 cup of baileys. As it was what I had on hand and turned out so well. Thank you for the recipe.

  9. Jodie Leemhuis May 11, 2018

    This is so yummy! I used 600gm milk choc melts and 140mls of Baileys. It easily fit in my 1.5lt sc and was ready to pour in the tin in 90 mins. Couldn’t stop licking the spoon lol. Brilliant fudge recipe, thanks Simone Stern 🙂

  10. Lesley Lohrey July 10, 2018

    This is so good, daughter has just put in her order for it her 18th birthday soon 🙂

  11. Can you use chocolate that needs tempering or should you use the cheap stuff?

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central July 19, 2018

      You can use eating chocolate or cooking chocolate. I prefer the taste when using eating chocolate 🙂

  12. I did this with 600g white chocolate and it didn’t set. I put it back in the slow cooker the next day with another 200g block and it seems to be setting better this time.

  13. Claire Bennett April 21, 2020

    Nom Nom Nom ? Read the comments and added 800g of Chocolate and instead of Baileys, I added Kahlúa. This is a hit with the Admin ladies at work ??????

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central July 15, 2020

      You could add it but I would add it in addition to existing ingredients, don’t reduce the regular chocolate for it

  14. Rebecca stafford December 16, 2020

    Hi trying this recipe as we spk ive put my setting on high as i couldnt see any clarification on the recipe will it be ok still and will it take less time to cook

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central December 30, 2020

      Fudge is always low, I’ve updated this recipe to reflect that now Rebecca as you were right it was unclear 🙂

  15. Hi ladies. Just doing this recipe and it’s very wet. Should I add more chocolate or does it eventually mix in?

  16. Just finished making this, so easy! I used caramel baileys and a mix of dark and milk chocolate as that was what I had on hand. I’m going to take it to a NYE party tomorrow and am confident it’s going to be a huge hit!

  17. Do you need to leave the lid off for this one? seen other recipes that say to keep the lid off? have put a tea towel under the lid to be safe….

  18. 5 stars
    YUM – taste test approved.
    I used 3/4 dark chocolate and 1/4 milk chocolate (and threw some white chocolate buttons which strangely didn’t melt so have had added texture).
    SO yum.
    Sets well in fridge overnight. I don’t think it’s a “same day” recipe.
    Christmas table treats WIN 🙂

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central December 27, 2024

      I cook fudge in the morning and find it only needs 4hrs in fridge and it’s good to go same day no problems 🙂
      But if you can resist eating it longer you are doing better than me hahahaha

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