The easiest peanut butter fudge made from only 3 ingredients. And it’s healthy too. Full of healthy fats and protein.
Today’s recipe was inspired by all of our easy fudge recipes… it all started with our beloved pumpkin pie fudge.
Grain-free, gluten-free, dairy-free peanut butter fudge
Share this super simple and healthy peanut butter fudge recipe with your peanut butter loving friends!
Promise if you adore fudge you’ll love this recipe.
Last week we shared carrot cake fudge.
Today it’s all about peanut butter. Guess we have fudge on our minds lately.
Healthy fast food recipe.
3 ingredient healthy peanut butter fudge made in minutes.
Rich and creamy.
Oh so heavenly.
This peanut butter fudge is low in sugar too because we drastically reduced the amount of sugar that normally goes into fudge with only using a little maple syrup.
All you need to do is simply throw a few simple ingredients into a blender. And you’re done! In minutes.
The hardest part is waiting for this fudge to set! But so worth it!
Time to indulge with this peanut butter fudge. So smooth and dangerously delicious.
This fudge is bursting with peanut butter flavor and has the perfect amount of sweetness.
This recipe is vegan and gluten-free.
Feel free to substitute the peanut butter for almond or sunflower seed butter to make it paleo friendly.
Print3 ingredient peanut butter fudge (dairy-free, gluten-free, low sugar)
Super deliciously and easy peanut butter fudge that is made from just 3 ingredients. Easy to prepare. Perfect for peanut butter lovers.
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Total Time: 5 minutes
- Yield: 8 slices 1x
Ingredients
- 3/4 cup + 1 tablespoon peanut butter (8oz)
- 2 tablespoon maple syrup ( 1 1/2oz)
- 1/2 cup coconut butter ( 4 1/2oz)
Optional add-ins:
- 3–4 tablespoons of protein powder
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Instructions
- In a blender (or can hand stir, it gets creamier when blended) place all ingredients.
- Start to blend.
- Continue until well blended.
- Pour into a 6 inch cake pan.
- Set in refrigerator for a few hours. Until firm to touch.
- Remove and slice into 8 slices.
An extremely delicious mouth-watering way to enjoy peanut butter as fudge.
Plus it’s super fun to make!
We hope you enjoy! Let us know if you give it a try.
What is your favorite way to eat peanut butter?
Do you like fudge? What about peanut butter fudge?
xo
14 comments
Mmmm, peanut buttaaaaaa <3
🙂 the best
HI,
I want to try the fudge recipe…I have coconut oil. What is coconut butter?
Thanks
You can make your own coconut butter here http://bit.ly/nutseedcoconutbutter It is coconut oil and coconut meat blended.
That peanut butter fudge looks incredible! And made with ingredients I almost always have on hand! Thanks so much, can’t wait to try! <3
Awesome, enjoy!
This looks so delicious, ladies! My family loves it when I make fudge with coconut oil, so I’ll have to try this next!
Thank you! Let us know how you like it.
Three ingredients AND reasonably healthy? I’ve never loved a post more 🙂
🙂
hiya! I was wondering if I could totally leave the sugar out of this recipe?
you could try, not sure what the final texture and test will be like, if you do omit it we suggest adding in some coconut milk to replace “the volume” of the sugar
I’m sooooo trying this when I get my hands in a good blender! Which protein powder do you use?
Question about the maple syrup: is it important that it is a syrup for texture? I’m currently avoiding ALL kinds of sweeteners but for stevia leaf extract, meaning that I don’t use sugar, honey or syrups of any kind – not even coconut sugar, manuka honey, agave or rice malt syrup. I don’t even want to use dates for their high fructose content.
I also want to learn how to brew my own stevia with vodka and leaves, but using just liquid stevia in a dessert recipe is kind of tricky. I’m willing to experiment, though. And your dessert recipes look so amazing! =)
yes maple helps with the texture of the final fudge, but you could try stevia, just add in more peanut butter or something.
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