124055 no bake fudge without Recipes

frozen lb cake (10-3/4 oz), thawed, heavy whipping cream, sugar, baking cocoa, almond extract, sliced almonds, toasted , optional

white baking chips, cream cheese, cubed, graham cracker crust (9 inches), english toffee bits or almond brickle chips

sugar, fat-free milk, butter, cubed, quick-cooking oats, flaked coconut, baking cocoa, vanilla extract

sugar, divided, peanut butter, pastry shell (9 inches), baked, sugar, king arthur unbleached all-purpose flour, salt, milk, eggs, lightly beaten, butter, vanilla extract, heavy whipping cream

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oreo cookies, crushed, divided, butter, melted, cream cheese, softened, sugar, cool whip, frozen topping thawed, chocolate fudge instant pudding mix (lemon flavor is also good), half-and-half cream (or use whole milk)

eagle brand sweetened condensed milk (not evaporated milk), crunchy peanut butter, jell-o sugar-free instant chocolate fudge pudding mix (4 serving size), cool whip topping, thawed, oreo cookie pie crusts, peanuts (to garnish ), chocolate shavings (to garnish )

chocolate, melted, plain fat-free yogurt, sugar, flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, water

cream cheese, softened, instant chocolate fudge pudding, milk, powdered sugar, cool whip, graham cracker pie crust or 1 chocolate crumb pie shell

white sugar or 2 cups turbinado sugar, if you are veggie, unsweetened cocoa, butter (i use a lite, no tfa margarine, and it works great!) or 1/2 cup margarine (i use a lite, no tfa margarine, and it works great!), canned milk (or whatever you have), vanilla extract, quick-cooking oats, coconut flakes

cold 1% milk, instant chocolate pudding no sugar no fat, topping or lite cool whip, divided, andes mint candies, chopped, divided, chocolate crumb crust ( 9-inches ), mint extract

baking potato, egg beaters egg substitute or 2 oz egg whites, flour, onion (optional)

oatmeal, coconut, peanut butter, unsweetened baking chocolate, butter, sugar, milk

butter (only use , no margarine or blends), baking cocoa, peanut butter, vanilla, powdered sugar

oreo cookies (use regular size cookies), butter or 2 tbsp margarine, melted, cream cheese, softened, smooth reese s peanut butter (can use a different brand of peanut butter), sugar, divided, cool whip frozen whipped topping, thawed and divided, peanut butter cups, chopped (can use more or less ), cold half-and-half cream (can use milk), chocolate fudge instant pudding mix

fudge brownie pie, unbaked pastry shell, semi-sweet chocolate chip, butter or margarine, cn eagle brand sweetened -condensed milk (14 oz), all-purpose biscuit baking mix, eggs, ts vanilla extract, chopped nuts, heat the oven to 375f. bake the pastry shell for 1 minutes and remove from the oven. reduce the oven temperature to 325f. in a small saucepan over very low heat, melt the chocolate chips with the butter., in a large bowl, beat the chocolate mixture with the remaining, ingredients except the nuts , until smooth. stir in the nuts. pour into, baked pastry shell. bake for 35 to 45 minutes or until the center, is set. cool. serve warm or at room temperature, with ice cream if, makes 1 9-inch pie .

fudge marble cake mix, such as (pillsbury plus fudge swirl cake mix), vegetable oil, egg, sugar, sour cream, milk, cream cheese (softened ), eggs, vanilla

fudge brownie pie, pastry for 1 9 pie crust, semisweet chocolate chips, butter or margarine, granulate sugar, light brown sugar , packed measure, milk, light corn syrup, vanilla extract, eggs, salt, chopped walnuts, chopped walnuts , as a garnish, roll out the pastry and line a 9 pie pan. preheat the oven to 350 degrees. in a medium saucepan over very low heat warm the chocolate chips and butter until both are just melted. remove the pan from heat and stir in the granulated sugar, brown sugar, milk, corn syrup, vanilla, eggs and salt. beat with an electric beater until well blended. stir in 1 cup chopped walnuts., pour into the prepared pie shell. bake the pie at 350 degrees for 45 to 55 minutes or until puffed. serve warm or at room temperature topped with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream and a sprinkle of chopped walnuts.