Hi Edie! You are so passionate about your fudge and I LOVE it (although I sincerely hope prison is not in your future, lol). Thank you so much for your comment, recipe review, and 5-star rating. It really means a lot. I hope this recipe continues to serve you well for years to come and that you get all the tigers butter fudge you need. It sounds so delicious. Cheers my friend!

I have been making microwave fudge for YEARS and prefer it over traditional fudge recipes. Decades ago as a long haul truck driver I used to stop at a truck stop in Northern California every chance I got to get some tigers butter fudge. Suddenly they no longer sold any fudge and I went nuts (no pun intended) trying to find my favorite again. Thanks to this super easy and wonderful way of making fudge I now can have tigers butter when the craving hits. For those of you who have never heard of tigers butter (I feel sorry for you) it is a layered and swirled chocolate, peanut butter and white chocolate with orange under tones fudge that I will commit murder for if someone gets between me and it (yes I know that prison is a VERY REAL THING, but tigers butter is worth it!!! FYI I have truck driver friends that demand a run to north Georgia every year between Thanksgiving and Christmas as they KNOW I spend black Friday in my kitchen as I start making the tons of fudge I make each year.

Hi Deb. You can make this with peanut butter chips. The fudge is pretty sweet so you could mix in some chopped salted peanuts or top it with sea salt to help balance the flavor. Hope it’s delicious!

Hi Ed! I hope it tasted good with the nuts in it! It is a little different than traditional fudge but you can’t beat the time commitment for making this easier version. Thanks for leaving a comment!

Hello Marilyn! I sent you several recipes to the email address you provided. Enjoy!

Please send “Micro Wave only” recipes as I live in assisted living and and do not have a regular stove. Looking forward to more deserts for gifts to employees and friends.