Redskin Fudge

Submitted by Cathryn

Redskin Fudge

5 from 1 vote
Serving: 10
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour 30 minutes
Total Time 1 hour 40 minutes

Ingredients
 

  • 1 bag Red Ripper lollies (approx 20) - previously called redskins
  • 1 tin condensed milk
  • 2 × white chocolate blocks
  • 2 tablespoons butter

Instructions
 

  • Melt all together in slow cooker on high. lid off. Stirring every 10 mins for 1.5hrs.
  • Once combined and mixed, ,pour into pan lined with baking paper and set in fridge over night.
  • I added some rock candy on the top but u can sprinkle anything. .. even leave 1 redskin out, freeze it and smash it up to sprinkle on.
Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central

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41 Comments

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central April 21, 2016

      They are a chewy raspberry lolly. If you google Allens Redskins you’ll see them 🙂

  1. Made this today and needed more redskins can taste the white chocolate more then the redskins

  2. Jason Anderson June 5, 2016

    Delicious! The fudge is soft, but has a great flavour. The Red Skin taste isn’t super strong, so if you love that flavour you might want to put in more Red Skins, but for us it was fine.

  3. Forgot the butter but doesn’t seem to have mattered 🙂 still delish

  4. First fudge I have made, and wow! Was super easy and SO tasty! Made quite a bit to, so decided to share the joy with the blokes at work. All enjoyed it very much.

  5. Hi!! Just needing to know how many grams for the chocolate as I have milky bar chocolate which is 180g and dream which is 200g. Thanks 🙂

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central June 23, 2016

      I would just use the larger one 🙂
      A little more choc will help it set better while too little will have it not set as well

  6. Absolutely delicious, simple and easy to clean up. Love the fact that it is virtually impossible to burn!! The only problem is – I can’t stop eating it!!

  7. Katy Walker-Tassell June 30, 2016

    Note to self. More red skins for fudge and less for me to snack on while its cooking!!!

  8. Kay-lenne Christie July 1, 2016

    2:07am been waiting all night to cut this up for hubby to take with him for work.
    I dont know if i messed it up (i did exactly what recipe said)
    But this mix is sickly sweet, can hardly taste the red skins and its soft, i mean real soft!
    I used 1 bag of red skin lollies
    1 tin condenced milk
    2 blocks of Cadburry dream white chocolate
    2 table spoons of butter.
    Will try another piece in the morning.

  9. Kylie Handley July 6, 2016

    Yummmmmmo, this soooo good. Will definitely be making this again!

  10. How can you make it a little firmer as it seems to be a little to soft and hard to pick up once out of fridge for a few minutes ?

  11. Does this fudge end up chewy like redskins or just like normal fudge. Hope this makes sense.

  12. I used 600g white choc and MOST of a bag of redskins (15 instead of all 18) and it came out a bit sticky but very yummy. Thanks for the recipe ?

  13. Does anyone know how long this will keep for? And do you need to store it in the fridge? Thanks!

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central April 23, 2018

      I keep it in the fridge for weeks, freezer for months 🙂

  14. Rachel Maree Finney December 23, 2018

    Absolutely beautiful recipe. Was my first attempt at cooking fudge in my slow cooker! Very happy with the results ??

  15. Best fudge I make – all the deliciousness of red skins without the risk of losing a filling.

  16. Cheryl O’Brien January 11, 2019

    It’s absolutely delicous but can you please revise the recipe with actual weights for the ingredients? That would be very helpful. Thanks.

  17. My first time making fudge and it came out perfectly. I used two 290g bags of white choc drops instead of the blocks. Very easy to make and so freakin good to eat.

    1. Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central November 14, 2019

      I’m not sure what would be a similar lolly over there? If you know what a redskin in can you think of something similar?

  18. First fudge made. Family and friends loved it. I used 2 and a half blocks of milky bar chocolate and the packet of redskins had 19 in it. Turned out perfect. Making it again for friends that missed the last batch I made lol

  19. Christine Moroney November 4, 2020

    I made this for my eldest Granddaughter who is 18 she absolutely loved it l added an extra 5 Redskins for extra taste easy to make

  20. Marlene Oxley March 6, 2021

    Tasted amazing but very sweet. Kids loved it but must admit one piece every day was enough for me.

  21. Tamara Coulstock June 23, 2021

    I used about 600-650grams of white chocolate because the first time I made it, it was quite sticky. This time it was perfect and It taste amazing ?

  22. Dianne Ward March 31, 2022

    Love love love this fudge. Delicious creamy redskin flavour. I use dream white chocolate or if I have blocks of milky bar I’ll use that. Either way it tastes amazing family and friends get excited when they know I’ve been binge slow cooking fudges

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