Super easy and delicious. I've been making a couple batches for the holidays the last 3 years and everyone always loves it.

I haven't actually made this yet, but I will say that if you are going to make this recipe (take this from someone who has made TONS of fudge) increase the amount of chips (morsels)! This recipe calls for only 3/4 cup of each kind of morsel...when I make this, I am going to use 1.5 cups EACH. Based on the amounts of other ingredients in this recipe, you need around 3 cups of chips TOTAL for this to come out just right.

Did not set up - the consistancy was similar to the inside of a 3 Muskateers bar - soft and fluffy. Taste was fine, though.

I loved the flavor, but didnt like the consistancy as it never seemed to set up right. Next time I will try some of the other users' suggestions and increase the amount of chocolate or decrease the amount of milk.

I changed the recipe a little bit. I used 2 cups mini marshmallows and 2 cups bittersweet chocolate but omitted the nuts. This was my first try at fudge and I was very impressed by the simplicity of the recipe. Measure out all of your ingredients before hand so that you can quickly mix in the chocolate, vanilla and marshmallow. Make sure that you let it set completely before cuting into squares. Will use this recipe again!

Very nice recipe and easy to modify based on types of chips you use. Taste was a little too butterscotch for me, so next time I would use more chocolate and less butterscotch. This fudge was very, very soft and creamy and if you like your fudge that way then you'll love this recipe. I like my fudge creamy, but a little firmer so I would suggest increasing the amount of chips you use to 2 cups. Will make this again, but next time will try using Nestle milk chocolate/caramel chip swirls and semi-sweet chips to make a "turtle" fudge.

I substituted peanut butter chips for the chocolate chips & peanuts for the pecans. Delicious! Very smooth & rich!!

I have made recipes similar to this one(using marshmallow fluff and evaporated milk) many times. This one was a huge disappointment. First, there is too much milk in this recipe, causing the fudge to not set up properly. Another recipe I have that makes a 9 x 13 pan also uses 2/3 cup milk. This recipe only makes an 8 inch square pan. Secondly, there is not enough chocolate and or butterscotch chips to give the fudge flavor. The marshmallow creme dominates, and while it is fluffy, the result is fudge that is too creamy, almost to the point of being sticky. The fudge is a very whitish brown, and has little chocolate flavor. I will not make this fudge again.

If you like butterscotch this is good, but I found that it was not everyone's favorite flavor. It was last to be eaten up. My children were not crazy about this.

I made enough of this recipe over the Christmas holiday, for us and to give to friends. Sure enough, it was VERY easy to make. Not only was it delicious, but got rave reviews from my friends! This one is a keeper! Thanks Elisa!

Delicious! I used all chocolate so it was very sweet but everyone loves it.

Wonderful! I agree with SweetTooth that the butterscotch taste dominates. We plan on making this again today and using all chocolate morsels. My hubby made this entirely by himself so I rate it a 5 for ease! It set up beautifully.

Perfect results; very easy and delicious. I called it Chocolate Butter Pecan fudge and my family loved it. One note - I found the butterscotch taste to dominate the chocolate, so if you prefer more of a chocolatly fudge, adjust the proportions of the morsels.

I tried this right before Christmas, and I thought it was very good. Easy to make, with ingredients most have on hand. I will definitely be making this again. Thanks!

had to rate this one delicious. very easy, my daughter and i made this one and we loved the taste.

This is the best-tasting fudge ever! so easy with awesome results! A perfect balance of butterscotch and chocolate. smooth-as-silk texture. Dont let this recipe pass you by!!