21 Kinds Of Fudge To Make For Someone You Love

The chocolate chip cookie dough doesn't have any egg in it, so you don't have to worry about eating it by the spoonful. Recipe here.

A layer of chocolate candy on top of a layer of coconut on top of a layer of fudge. Recipe here.

Rich chocolate fudge with a decadent chocolate swirl. Recipe here.

Chocolate + peanut butter forever. Recipe here.

May your days be merry and bright and full of chocolate fudge. Recipe here.

The smooth dark chocolate fudge and crunchy toffee bits make for a winning combination. Recipe here.

Maple syrup is one of Buddy the Elf's four main food groups, and you'll definitely want to use the real stuff if you make this one. Recipe here.

Like peppermint bark in fudge form. Recipe here.

If you're planning on leaving Santa a plate of cookies, he'd probably like some cookies in fudge form, too. Recipe here.

The secret ingredient in this beautiful, swirly fudge is peppermint chocolate truffle coffee creamer. Recipe here.

This recipe calls for eggnog, nutmeg, white chocolate, and of course, marshmallow creme. Recipe here.

A little taste of the islands for those cold winter nights. Recipe here.

The only thing better than peanut butter and chocolate is peanut butter and Nutella. Recipe here.

Caffeinated fudge. Recipe here.

This fudge is full of toasted pecans and a touch of honey. Recipe here.

Penuche is a brown sugar fudge with a rich, caramel flavor. Recipe here.

A little cinnamon and cayenne pepper to warm you up. Recipe here.

White chocolate and cranberry is a classic Christmas combination. You could substitute the pecans for pistachios too! Recipe here.

If you're not feeling the sea salt, leave it off. Nutella fudge is still a total win. Recipe here.

This peanut butter fudge has four ingredients and they're probably all already in your pantry. Recipe here.

It's not Christmas without a tin of classic chocolate fudge, nuts or not. Recipe here.