White Chocolate Raspberry Fudge is a dessert that feels both indulgent and elegant, combining creamy sweetness with a bright, fruity contrast. It’s the kind of treat that looks impressive but comes together with surprising ease, making it perfect for holidays, gifts, or a simple moment of indulgence.
The base of this fudge is smooth white chocolate, melted gently to preserve its delicate flavor and silky texture. Unlike darker chocolates, white chocolate has a rich, buttery sweetness that acts as the perfect canvas for the sharpness of raspberries. When paired together, the result is a balance that keeps each bite from feeling overly sweet.
Raspberries bring more than just flavor, they add color and texture that elevate the entire experience. Whether you use a swirl of raspberry puree or fold in freeze-dried raspberry pieces, the vibrant red streaks create a beautiful marbled effect against the pale fudge. The slight tartness cuts through the richness, creating a layered taste that feels both refreshing and decadent.
Texture plays a big role in what makes this fudge so satisfying. Properly set, it should be firm enough to slice cleanly while still melting smoothly in your mouth. Each square delivers a creamy bite, with occasional bursts of tangy raspberry that keep things interesting.
One of the best things about White Chocolate Raspberry Fudge is its versatility. It can be dressed up with toppings like crushed nuts, candied walnuts, coconut flakes, or even a drizzle of dark chocolate for contrast. It also makes an excellent homemade gift, cut into neat squares and wrapped in parchment or a decorative box, it feels thoughtful and luxurious.
Despite its polished appearance, this fudge doesn’t demand hours in the kitchen. With just a few ingredients and minimal effort, you can create something that tastes like it came from a specialty confectionery. It’s a reminder that sometimes the simplest combinations, sweet and tart, creamy and bright, are the most memorable.
Whether enjoyed with coffee, shared with friends, or saved for a personal treat, White Chocolate Raspberry Fudge is a small indulgence that delivers big on flavor and charm.
Ingredients
- 2 cups white chocolate chips preferably good quality
- 1 14 oz can sweetened condensed milk full-fat recommended
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract pure
- 1/2 cup raspberry preserves seedless
Instructions
- Line an 8×8 inch pan with aluminum foil or parchment paper.
- In a medium saucepan, combine white chocolate chips and sweetened condensed milk over medium-low heat until completely melted, stirring frequently.
- Remove from heat and stir in vanilla extract.
- Pour fudge mixture into the prepared pan and spread evenly.
- Drop teaspoonfuls of raspberry preserves over the fudge and use a knife to swirl it throughout.
- Refrigerate for at least 2 hours or until set before cutting into pieces.
Nutrition
Can I use regular milk instead of condensed milk? Asking for a friend.
Yum!! 😍
I don’t know, white chocolate has too much sugar for my taste. 🤔
OMG this looks delicious! 😍 Can’t wait to make it.
Not a fan of white chocolate, but my friends loved this. So 3 stars for them!
I think it’s great that your friends enjoyed it! Everyone has different tastes, but I’m sure they’ll appreciate your effort!
I used frozen raspberries instead of preserves and it turned out soggy. Don’t do that!
I think sticking to dark chocolate is better, white choco too sweet! But still edible.
This fudge is da bomb! Perfect for parties or just snackin’.
Easy and quick! I added nuts for crunch. Yum!
I tried this recipe and it did not set properly. It was a runny mess! What did I do wrong?
Too sweet for my taste. Maybe I should have used less chocolate?? 🤷♀️
Nah, I love the sweetness! 🤤 Guess it’s just personal preference. You could add salt next time to balance it out.
I think using less chocolate could help! But isn’t white chocolate already sweet? Just a thought! 🍫
This fudge is heavenly! The white chocolate and raspberry combo is just perfect. Will make again for sure!
It turned out alright, but I think I added too much raspberry. Kinda overwhelming! Next time I’ll measure better.
The instructions were clear, but I don’t get why you need vanilla AND white chocolate. Seems redundant. Ended up okay though—could be sweeter?
I get what you mean about redundancy, but the vanilla usually just rounds out the sweetness and adds flavor depth—white chocolate can taste a little flat without it. If you want it sweeter, try adding a few extra white chocolate chips (or use a slightly higher-heat melt time carefully).
I think the vanilla is overkill tbh. White chocolate already has that sweet “vanilla-ish” vibe. Also my first time I used raspberry jam with seeds and it was weird—yours sounds like it could fix that. Next time maybe add more preserves or a tiny pinch of salt so it pops.
I’m not usually a fudge person, but this was dangerously easy. The only tweak I’d make next time is adding a tiny pinch of salt to balance the sweetness. Other than that, spot on.
This was pretty tasty, but mine turned grainy after it cooled. I think I heated the chocolate a little too fast—next time I’ll go slower and watch it closer. Still, the raspberry swirl saved it.
Made this for a party and it disappeared fast. The white chocolate melts up super smooth if you keep it on medium-low and stir a lot. Swirling the raspberry gave it a really pretty look too. 10/10 would make again.
I don’t know, it turned out kinda hard for me. Maybe I cooked it too long? Not sure what went wrong.
This fudge was incredible! So creamy and sweet. I loved the raspberry swirl!
I totally agree! The raspberry swirl really takes it to the next level. 😍
Yum! So good, my grandma always made something similar! Brings back memories. 🎉
Not bad but y did it take soooo long to set? I cut it in 1 hour and it was still gooey.
Yummy! But why do you need sweetened condensed milk AND chocolate? Seems like overkill.. 🤔
I think the sweetened condensed milk makes it creamier! Plus, white chocolate on its own can be kinda bland, so the chocolate is necessary for flavor. 😊
Not gonna lie, mine seized a little because I got impatient and cranked the heat 😅. Next time I’ll keep it low like the recipe says.
This is dangerously good. I did 1/4 cup raspberry instead of 1/2 because I didn’t want it too tart, and it turned out great. Next time I’ll stick to the recipe though.
Not gonna lie, I’m skeptical about the swirling part. Won’t it just sink and disappear? Mine always looks kinda marbled and ugly, even when I follow steps exactly.
Right?? That swirl of raspberry is everything. I’m glad your 1/4 cup worked out—mine usually tastes a little tart even with 1/2 cup, so your adjustment makes sense.
I didn’t have seedless preserves so I used regular raspberry jam with seeds. Still pretty good, but the texture was slightly more sticky and rustic.
Fudge? More like FLOP! It just didn’t set right. 😠
I’m not sure about the swirl step—my knife just mixed it into one big raspberry streak. Still good though, just not pretty.
That happens to me too—swirling can turn into streaks instead of pretty swirls. Usually still tastes great. Next time, I’ll warm the preserves a little so they spread more evenly before swirling.
I don’t trust “white chocolate chips” melting tips. Chips sometimes seize if the heat is off. If you do this, keep it really gentle and don’t walk away.
Turned out really tasty but mine didn’t set quite right after 2 hours. Maybe I cooked it a little too hot? Still ate it with spoons, no regrets.
The mixin of white choc and raspberry is perfect! It’s like a party in my mouth! 🎉
Totally agree! The white chocolate and raspberry combo is heavenly! 😋
Made this for a small get-together and it disappeared fast. The raspberry swirl looks fancy, but it’s still super easy. Definitely using good white chocolate next time.
Why would you use white chocolate? It got so sweet, I can hardly eat it. Dark chocolate is the way to go, trust me.
I don’t understand why people love white chocolate. It’s too sweet. Maybe I’ll try with dark chocolate next time.
I totally get you! White chocolate can be overly sweet sometimes. Dark chocolate would be a nice contrast, for sure. Hope it turns out better for you next time!
Made this for a party and it disappeared fast. The white chocolate flavor is so creamy, and the raspberry swirl is perfect. Mine set a little softer at 2 hours but firmed up after chilling overnight.
This sounds dangerous—in a good way 😅 I love that it disappears fast. I also think the overnight chill is key; even 2 hours can be hit or miss depending on fridge temp. Great tip!
Wait… do you have to chill it at least 2 hours? I cut mine early and it was like pudding lol. Will try again properly.
I’ve never waited that long tbh 😅 But I guess if it’s still soft it’s not set. Maybe try freezing 20-30 mins then fridge the rest?
Yeah, at least ~2 hours helps it fully set—mine also got pudding-y if I cut it too soon. Definitely chill longer if your kitchen is warm.
This fudge was AMAZING! The combination of white chocolate and raspberry is just perfect. I can’t wait to make it again!
I dunno, sounds a bit sweet for me. Plus, raspberry in fudge? Really? Not sure about that…
So glad you loved it! The white chocolate and raspberry combo is definitely a winner. 🍫✨
I followed everything but my swirl mostly sank to the bottom, lol. Tasted good tho. Maybe I should’ve waited for it to thicken a bit before adding the preserves.
I think you nailed it with the “wait for it to thicken” idea. If the fudge is still too warm/runny when you swirl, the preserves just sink. Next time, let the mixture cool a few minutes after melting—still pourable, but not hot.
That happened to me too 😅 I used raspberry preserves that was more watery and it went straight to the bottom. I started chilling the preserves slightly and swirled gentler—like 2-3 passes, not a lot. Still tastes amazing though!
Omg, this was way too sweet for me. I think maybe less chocolate or more raspberries would help.
Honestly, I don’t understand the hype. It’s just sugar with some fruit. Not my thing.
Not to be that person, but why “preferably good quality” white chocolate chips? I used whatever was on sale and it seized a little—texture was grainy. Could be my fault, but I’m skeptical now.
So good. 10/10
This fudge is sooo good! The raspberries give it a nice tang. Definitely making it again!
Sounds good, but isn’t fudge just supposed to be chocolate? I don’t know about raspberries.
I totally agree! The raspberries make it unique. Can’t wait to try it myself!
Super easy to make! Made this for my kids and they loved it! Will be making this for every family gathering from now on.
Sounds simple, but I tried making it and it didn’t turn out right. The chocolate burned, maybe I didn’t stir it enough? Any tips?
I’m so glad your kids loved it! This fudge is definitely a crowd-pleaser. I’m planning to try it at my next family gathering too. Thanks for sharing!
Yum! I added crushed nuts on top, and it was divine! 🤤
Not sure about ‘good quality’ chips—mine were just regular and it was still fine, but it didn’t feel quite as smooth. Texture was a little waxy. Still edible!
That makes sense—“good quality” chips really do affect the texture in fudge. White chocolate can get a bit waxy if the chips are more waxy-to-start with, and it can still set fine but feel off. Glad yours was still edible though!
White chocolate can be so sweet it’s not even funny, lol. But with tart raspberry it might balance out. Curious how intense the sweetness level is—anyone measure the final taste?
I used raspberry jam (not preserves) and it spread more than swirl. Still delicious but next time I’ll get seedless preserves.
Oh that makes sense—regular jam is usually thinner than preserves, so it’ll swirl/flood more. Glad it was still tasty though! Next time seedless preserves should behave better.
Hah yeah I did the same thing once and mine came out like a raspberry stripe instead of swirls 😅 Still ate it all. I think cooking it a tiny bit longer might thicken the jam too, but seedless preserves is probably the easy fix.
Mine seized up a little when I reheated the chocolate—lesson learned: don’t rush the melting. Still tasted good though, just not as pretty.
Totally get that—white chocolate is so touchy. I always melt it on super low and keep stirring until it’s fully smooth before adding anything. Glad it still tasted good though!
Ugh, that’s annoying. I think reheating can make it seize from the moisture—maybe microwave it in 10-second bursts next time? Also do you mean it was pretty before but not after chilling?
This turned out super creamy and the raspberry swirl was the perfect pop of flavor. I used higher quality white chips like the recipe suggests and it really mattered. Set time was just over 2 hours for me.
Good idea with the raspberry, but I would use a bit less preserves. It was a strong fruit punch for me, and the swirl didn’t spread evenly.
I agree—my batch felt super sweet too. I’ll try using less preserves next time (maybe 1/3 cup) because I noticed the swirl kinda sank and didn’t really “mix” evenly.
Hmm I didn’t have that problem. I used a toothpick to swirl and it spread fine 🤷♀️ Maybe your preserves were too thick? I’d warm them a bit first.
The raspberry part looks fancy but honestly it could be more evenly distributed. I swirled a lot and still got big streaks. Taste is great anyway.
Not gonna lie, I don’t get the hype. White chocolate always feels kind of waxy to me, and the raspberries mostly just look pretty.
Wow.
Only 2 hours? That seems too fast, but okay. I followed it and it set, though my cuts were kinda messy. Still yummy.
The instructions are clear and the ingredient list is short. Love recipes like this when you want a quick treat without baking. 2 hours in the fridge is totally doable too.
Two hours is not enough in my fridge lol. I left it overnight and it was perfect. The flavor is amazing, I would make again for holidays.
My white chocolate seized a little when I heated it too fast. I think medium-low really matters. Still tasted good, just slightly grainy—lesson learned.
So easy. Like, dangerously easy. I doubled the vanilla and it still worked out. Would totally make again for holidays.
Hmm I tried it once and mine was kinda grainy… I may have heated the chocolate too high tho. Still tasted good, but I didn’t get that smooth set. Any tips on keeping it silky?
Yes!! “Dangerously easy” is exactly right 😄 I made this for a holiday cookie tray and it disappeared fast. Swirling the raspberry is such a pretty touch.
Not sure about swirling raspberry preserves “throughout” with a knife. That always ends up smeary for me. Still, I bet it tastes amazing. Might swirl less aggressively next time.
Not gonna lie, I thought it would be way too sweet, but the raspberry kinda balances it. I used raspberry jam without seeds and it worked great. 👍
That’s awesome to hear! I was also worried about the sweetness with white chocolate + condensed milk, so the raspberry swirl really makes sense.
Seedless raspberry jam worked? Nice. I always thought you had to use preserves exactly—guess I was overthinking. Gonna try it next time, but I might use a little less jam tho lol.
I love anything with raspberry. I did the swirl a little more than the recipe (more dollops) and it was gorgeous. Next time I’ll let it sit longer than 2 hours for firmer squares.
I’m skeptical about “fudge” from just condensed milk and chips, but wow… it actually worked. I added the preserves carefully and the flavor is perfect.
Mine didn’t set at all after 2 hours—like, it was still like frosting. I left it longer and it finally firmed up, but next time I’ll chill it more than the minimum.
Delish!
This sounds dangerously easy. The swirl with the raspberry preserves is such a good idea—like instant dessert fancy. I’m gonna try using a higher-quality white chocolate since it really matters here.
I used a cheap white chocolate and regretted it. The flavor was waxy. Switching to better chips made a world of difference.
Totally agree—cheap white chocolate can taste like crayons. Swapping to better chips fixed the waxy weirdness for me too.
Hmm I used whatever chips I had and it was fine? Maybe I didn’t notice the waxy part. But I guess preserving it with raspberry helps mask flavors.
This looks dangerously easy. The raspberry swirl is such a good idea—pretty and not overly fussy. I’ll definitely try it with good-quality white chocolate.
Made this last weekend and it turned out super creamy—sweet but not sickly. The raspberry swirl is the perfect little punch. I used slightly bigger swirls and everyone kept stealing pieces.
Made this last night—so creamy and sweet in the best way. The raspberry swirl looks fancy even though it’s super easy. I used good white chocolate chips and it melted smooth.
lol this is the best thing ever. why i didn’t make it sooner
Seriously though—this is dangerously good. I made it last night and it was gone by morning 😂 The swirl with the raspberry is perfect.
Wait… so you just mix the white chocolate with condensed milk and chill it? That’s it? I’m skeptical but also kinda want to try. How long does it stay set in the fridge?
I followed exactly, but mine never fully set at 2 hours. Ended up needing like 5 hours in the fridge. Once set though, it was really good.
This is dangerously good. I cut them small and still somehow ate too many. The recipe doesn’t require fancy skills, which I appreciate.
The instructions are straightforward, but my swirl didn’t really “mix” like I expected. I used a knife and went through it, but it stayed mostly on top. Still delicious, just not as pretty.
I’m not usually a fudge person, but this was surprisingly smooth. I used parchment and it lifted out clean. Swirling was messy in a good way.
I’m skeptical about how simple it is, but wow. The condensed milk makes it thick and rich without any weird cooking steps. Mine set in about 2 hours in the fridge, like the recipe said.
I’m still skeptical 😅 Only 2 hours in the fridge? Mine never sets that fast with chocolate. Also I used raspberry jam and it kinda bled. What kind of preserves did you use?
Same! I expected it to be harder—usually fudge gives me drama. But the condensed milk really does that creamy thickness. I also let mine go closer to 3 hours and it cut so clean.
My kids helped with the swirling and we made it like a marble—looks like candy-store stuff. 2 hours was enough in my fridge (maybe a bit longer to be safe).
Aww “candy-store” is exactly right 😄 The marble swirl sounds awesome—glad 2 hours worked for your fridge!
I followed the directions exactly, and mine set after about 3 hours. Texture was creamy and not too sweet. Vanilla taste was subtle but nice.
White chocolate fudge always feels hit-or-miss to me. I worry it’ll get grainy or separate. Has anyone had issues with the condensed milk not fully mixing?
The raspberry part was perfect—sweet with a little tart. I used seedless preserves like suggested and didn’t over-swirled so it stayed marbled. My only gripe is it’s super rich, so smaller squares please.
Okay so I followed it and my fudge kind of stayed soft. I think my heat was too low or I needed longer in the fridge. Still tasted good though, just wouldn’t slice clean.
Pretty easy, but I almost overcooked it. Medium-low is key. After I got the texture smooth, it was great and not too sweet.
White chocolate chips + condensed milk always sounds too sweet, but wow. The vanilla helps and the raspberry keeps it from being cloying. Swirling was messy but fun.
I made something similar but mine never set right… I’m guessing I cooked it too high or stirred not enough. The “medium-low” note helps though. Will try with full-fat condensed milk like suggested.
Super easy. Yum.
Easy and good. Would be 5 stars but I might have used cheap chips and it wasn’t as creamy.
Loved it—super easy and the flavor is spot on. I used good white chocolate chips so it stayed really creamy. 😋
Could you really call this fudge if it’s just melted chocolate and condensed milk? Tastes like candy bars, which is fine, but yeah…
Honestly, I get what you mean—but fudge doesn’t have to be super complicated. Melted chocolate + condensed milk is basically the classic base. I made it and it *does* taste like fancy candy bars, just softer and creamier.
I mean… if it’s not true “fudge” like cooked to a temp and everything, it’s more like chocolate candy. But hey, if it sets in the fridge and slices clean, I’ll take it. Your raspberry swirl sounds 🔥 though.
Not gonna lie, mine was grainy the first time. I think I turned the heat up too high and rushed the melting. Second attempt was smooth, so follow the low heat thing for real.
Made this last weekend—so creamy and the raspberry swirl is *chef’s kiss*. I used Ghirardelli chips and it set perfectly after about 2.5 hours.
I tried this but mine never set right… I think I used the wrong white chocolate (it was more like baking morsels). How long did you microwave/melt it? Like completely smooth or still a little grainy?
Yes!! The raspberry swirl really makes it feel fancy. I also did Ghirardelli and mine set around the same time—so good 😍
I tried it and it never really set after 2 hours. Maybe my fridge is weak? I ended up putting it longer, and then it was okay. Instructions are simple, but the timing part is annoying.
That sounds like it might be a fridge temp issue—fudge really needs a cold, consistent chill to set. If yours runs warm, 2 hours may not be enough. Glad it worked once you extended it!
Mine never sets either unless I chill like overnight 😅 Maybe the white chocolate brand matters too? Also I think “medium-low” heat melted mine a little too fast—next time I’ll keep it super gentle.
umm white chocolate + condensed milk feels like cheating 😅 but okay it’s actually good. I used raspberry jam with seeds by accident and it was still fine. Would make again for parties.
I like desserts but this felt kinda too sweet to me. The raspberry helps, but I still found it cloying. Also the swirl step is messy—knife gets all sticky. Still tasted good though.
I was a little worried about the white chocolate seizing, but medium-low heat and constant stirring saved me. Mine set in about 2 hours exactly. Next time I might add more vanilla but it’s already great.
I’m not gonna lie, the white chocolate can be tricky. I scorched it a little and then it got grainy. If you keep it low/slow it should be okay.
Mine got a little grainy—still edible, but not silky. I think I might have had the heat too high. Next time I’ll keep it more gentle.
Okay but 8×8 pan?? That’s like a whole lotta fudge. I hope it cuts clean. Also, I only have raspberry jam with seeds—should I strain it or just do it anyway?
Don’t strain—those seeds are natural lol. Just swirl a little less jam so it doesn’t get too chunky. And make sure you melt on low or it’ll seize or get grainy.
I used an 8×8 too—yep it’s thick, but it still cuts fine if you let it chill the full time (even longer if you can). As for the jam: if it has seeds, I’d still strain it for a smoother texture, but you can also do it unstrained if you don’t mind the little crunch.
Mine turned out grainy 😕 I think my white chips overheated or I didn’t stir enough. Flavor is good though—just texture was off. Would try again with lower heat.
Not gonna lie, I thought the raspberry would be too tart, but it balanced the sweetness really well. Great holiday treat.
I subbed raspberry jam with strawberry because that’s what I had. Still worked, but it wasn’t as bright. Vanilla could’ve been a touch more too.
Honestly I did a similar swap (raspberry -> strawberry) and it came out kinda bland for me too. I also thought vanilla could use more—maybe 2 tsp? Not sure if it messes with the texture though.
Good call improvising with what you had! I totally get what you mean about it not being as bright—raspberry preserves have that punchy tartness. Next time you could add a tiny splash of lemon juice or extra preserves to bring the flavor back.
I followed the recipe pretty much exactly, but I think my heat was too high because it turned grainy. Still tasted good though—just not as pretty.
Two hours wasn’t enough for my kitchen (it’s humid). I left it closer to 4 hours and then it cut clean. Flavor is amazing.
This tastes like candy-store fudge. The raspberry preserves give it a nice tang, not just sweet. Swirling was messy but fun.
Totally agree—this is like candy-store fudge. The raspberry swirl really cuts through the sweetness. Mine also got a bit messy, but I kind of love the marbled look. 😄
The raspberry preserves overwhelmed the white chocolate for me, like I could barely taste the chocolate. Maybe my preserves were sweeter than average. Will try less next time.
I followed the steps exactly and wow… tastes like fancy candy shop fudge. Swirling took longer than expected but worth it.
1 teaspoon vanilla feels too little… maybe. Also “swirl throughout” is kinda vague? I’ll probably swirl more aggressively lol.
Made this for a party and it disappeared fast. The white chocolate turns out super creamy, and the raspberry swirl looks fancy even though it’s easy.
I was skeptical because fudge usually takes more effort, but this was ridiculously easy. Mine set in about 2 hours exactly. Next time I’ll swirl a bit more gently so the raspberry doesn’t sink.
Sweetened condensed milk + white chocolate is dangerous (in a good way). Super rich. I used half the amount of preserves and it was still super flavorful.
Made this last night—so creamy and the raspberry swirl is *chef’s kiss*. I used Ghirardelli chips and it set perfectly after a couple hours.
I only had raspberry jam without seeds, but I guess it’s basically the same? Turned out great. Also, chilling overnight made it way firmer.
Yeah, seedless raspberry preserves should work just as well—great call! And overnight chilling definitely helps it firm up more than just a couple hours. Glad it turned out great 😄
This is honestly easier than it sounds. I was worried about swirling the jam without mixing it all in, but the knife method worked great.
Yes!! The knife swirl trick is the way to go—mine looked marbled even though I was nervous. Tastes like fancy candy.
I tried this but my jam just sunk and became one color blob 😭 maybe I used too much preserves or my white chocolate seized? Still tasted good tho.
Ok but why “preferably good quality” – isn’t all white chocolate the same? I used whatever was on sale and it was kind of waxy. Swirls were still pretty though.
This is the easiest “fudge” ever. No candy thermometer, no stress. I brought it to a party and everyone asked for the recipe.