Sweet, rich vanilla flavor with cute Christmas sprinkles, our creamy, no-bake Sugar Cookie Fudge recipe is all the rage for the holidays!

Sugar Cookie Fudge is a 5-ingredient, super-easy recipe that brings all the vanilla flavor of cookies without bringing the work! Featuring a store-bought cookie mix, sweetened condensed milk, butter, vanilla, and white chocolate chips, these festive little fudge squares are topped with red & green sprinkles for the perfect addition to your parties and get-togethers!

sugar cookie fudge square stacked on a plate with recipe name at the bottom

Homemade Fudge Makes a Great Gift!

Homemade sweet treats, like our Cranberry Cinnamon Snack Mix, make a thoughtful gift any time of year – especially at the holidays! And when the recipe for a rich, delicious Sugar Cookie Fudge is THIS easy, you’ve got no excuse for not making this Christmas goodie for all your cookie trays and gift bags!

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Ingredients

Cookie Mix: This recipe starts easy with a boxed or bagged sugar cookie mix!

Dairy: Sweetened Condensed Milk and Butter add sweet, creamy richness to this fabulous fudge!

Chocolate: We’re using white chocolate chips for this recipe, but almond bark or white chocolate melts would also work.

Flavor: Vanilla extract intensifies the sugar cookie flavor perfectly!

Garnish: Ted & green sprinkles take this fudge from classic to Christmas!

STEP ONE: Line an 8×8 baking pan with parchment paper, using enough to hang over the edges. Set aside. Warm the sweetened condensed milk over low heat in a medium saucepan. Add the sugar cookie mix and stir until well combined.

sugar cookie mix added to warm sweetened condensed milk in a saucepan

STEP TWO: Add the white chocolate chips, butter, and vanilla. Stir until just melted and smooth. Do NOT cook too hot or too long.

white chocolate chips, butter, and vanilla added to sugar cookie mixture in a saucepan

STEP THREE: Pour the melted mixture into the parchment-lined dish. Top with sprinkles.

sugar cookie fudge bas in a lined square pan topped with sprinkles

STEP FOUR: Let the fudge set up for at least 4 hours. Once firm, lift the entire block out by the parchment paper. Slice into 1″ squares and enjoy!

sugar cookie fudge block cut into 16 squares

Tips for Success

Store the fudge in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
Line the baking pan with parchment paper when making fudge, allowing it to drape over the sides for easy lifting after it has set.
Almond bark or white chocolate melts can substitute for the chips.
We’re using Christmas sprinkles for this recipe, but the sprinkles can be altered for any and every occasion! Multi-colored for New Year’s Eve, red hearts for Valentines, green for St. Patrick’s Day, pastels for Easter, etc.!
Don’t confuse evaporated milk for sweetened condensed milk – they are definitely NOT the same!

close up of a hand holding a square of sugar cookie fudge

Do I HAVE to Use an 8×8 Pan for Making Fudge?

Of course not! You could also use a 9×9 or a 7×11, but I don’t recommend going up to a larger size than this unless, of course, you double the recipe. The smaller the pan you use, the taller and prettier the fudge will turn out.

Can You Freeze Fudge?

Yes, you can freeze an entire batch of fudge or the leftovers, if you like. Separate the layers with parchment paper, then double-wrap the fudge in plastic wrap and foil to keep its yummy flavor and prevent freezer burn. Thaw on the counter overnight before serving.