This gluten free cake batter fudge makes a fun birthday treat for eating or gifting. Change up the sprinkles to fit any holiday or birthday party theme.
It’s no secret that I love sprinkles. So much so that I just spent a small fortune on a bunch of fun different gluten free sprinkles from my favorite sprinkle shop, Sweetapolita.
This isn’t a paid post or anything, it’s just that it’s super exciting to have great options for gluten free sprinkles. That’s right, if you need to eat gluten free, even your sprinkles might not be safe so be sure to check those labels, kids.
While you might be able to get some gluten free sprinkles at your regular store, they’re sometimes just the basic rainbow, chocolate, or nonpareils. Good, but not super fun sprinkle mixes that’ll make you want to shower everything in your life with a sweet coating of sprinkle mixes.
This gluten free cake batter fudge is super easy to make. The cake batter part comes from a store-bought gluten free funfetti cake mix but you could use gluten free white cake mix or gluten free yellow cake mix with extra sprinkles if you can’t find a funfetti version at your store.
If you don’t need gluten free, regular cake mix will do too! I love easy gluten free swaps like that, it makes things so much simpler.
This gluten free cake batter fudge is also kind of like a shortcut fudge. I use melted chocolate and sweetened condensed milk in my fudge recipes. I like the texture so much more than the classic old fashioned fudge way. The melted chocolate and condensed milk give it an almost chewy but melt-in-your-mouth texture that is undeniably good. Addicting even.
My toasted coconut fudge and milk chocolate fudge are the chocolate counterparts to this white chocolate cake batter version.
This gluten free cake batter fudge is perfect for birthdays. I originally made this batch for my husband’s grandmother for her birthday, she loved it!
My youngest baby Mackenzie is turning 3 this week so I’m making her a birthday batch as well. She actually requested some, she loves her “budge”. Yes, she actually calls it budge and I will never, ever correct her. I’m holding onto that as long as I can. The same for my 4yo who still calls scissors “snissors”. Never grow up girls, never grow up.
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Cake. Batter, Fudge. Gluten-Free. All in one recipe. So tempted!! What a festive treat.
Happy Birthday to your little lady. This fudge looks like the perfect b-day treat.
Love your recommendation for changing up the sprinkles to go with different holidays/celebrations! Happy Birthday to Mackenzie! Tell her to enjoy her “budge”! Too cute!
Totally with you on the love for sprinkles! They do make everything extra fun & festive :). When you shared about the cute little words you wouldn’t correct, I do miss that. My 10yo always called me “mommo” and i never wanted that to change. Now he’s too cool and figured it out so I’m “mom” now. 🙂
Giiiiirl – these look INCREDIBLE!
This is such a fun and no doubt delicious idea! Happy belated birthday to your little girl! If I were her, I would ask for this for my birthday too 🙂
Pinned for later. I LOVE this recipe!!
Thanks Bobbi!
Hi there! I wasn’t able to find GF funfetti mix – what’s your recommendation for the amount of extra sprinkles to use?? Thanks!
Use an extra 2 Tablespoons or so.
Making as I type. So how long does it take before ball formation starts slightly in the pan?
Depending on your stove, it could take between 5-10 minutes