I've made
this chocolate peanut butter version, and this banana kiwi green version, and both are my favorites because of the unique taste.
I think the coconut version tops
the chocolate peanut butter version for me, but I'll have to try both to decide.
Not exact matches
Smackers are available in flavors including its original
peanut butter and caramel enrobed with
chocolate, as well as a
version without caramel and featuring an alternative nut
butter.
I still love the flavors of
peanut butter and
chocolate, however, so I've made my own
version of «
peanut butter» (actually it's sunbutter) cups with way less sugar.
Here's my
version of this recipe, using the traditional
peanut butter dough and the white
chocolate kisses.
I bet some dandies marshmallows + crushed nuts would be a delicious rocky road inspired
version, or you could even omit the cacao powder and substitute in powdered
peanut butter and dip them in a
chocolate cashew cream «frosting», for a
peanut butter cup
version.
It's my own
version of a gluten free
chocolate chip
peanut butter cookie only minus the
peanut butter... and it's gluten free... and dairy free and most of the
chocolate chips... But let's be clear.
Up next I've got a
peanut butter /
chocolate version, and I'd love to hear your comments below with some other flavor suggestions.
I have seen so many different
versions of
peanut butter and
chocolate brownies floating around.
I think I will have to try making my own
version of a
peanut butter cup by adding this to one of my coconut oil
chocolate recipes.
I have had
versions of these muffins, and I can assure you that they are delicious, the
peanut butter and banana are doing their own delicious thing and then in jumps the
chocolate, and well, as you can imagine, it is like a tasty tango.
so funny; i'm making a
chocolate peanut butter pie TONIGHT for pi (e) day — but this
version is a
chocolate graham crust, whipped
peanut butter cream filling, and
chocolate ganache on top.
The classic
version is made with
peanut butter and
chocolate mixed into chex cereal and topped with powdered sugar, and everyone in my school was obsessed with it.
Peanut, almond, cashew,
chocolate hazelnut — any
version of nut
butter is an absolute necessity in my house.
This pie
version of buckeye balls candy has a
chocolate wafer crust, a sweet and creamy
peanut butter filling, and is covered with a
chocolate ganache.
This giant
version of the classic childhood candy bar favorite can be made with milk, semisweet, or bittersweet
chocolate, but we highly recommend using bittersweet
chocolate — aka dark
chocolate — for that oh - so - delicious mix of rich chocolatey flavor and sweet - salty
peanut butter crunch.
When I was reading this last night and remembering the old Reese's commercial, it flashed into my mind that we could try a sweet
version, with
chocolate and
peanut butter, for dipping in cocoa.
And I'm not at all afraid to admit that I enjoyed them (bar the Toffifay, and I probably wouldn't get the banana
peanut butter cups again, as I like the dark
chocolate version more).
This is basically the breakfast
version of a
chocolate peanut butter cup served in the form of an overnight baked French toast.
However, when I was craving
peanut butter and
chocolate the other day, I stumbled upon a healthier
version of my mom's no bake cookies and fell in love.
But with a batch of this almond
butter and dark
chocolate version of
peanut butter cups, you can satisfy your sweet tooth and get a healthy dose of anti-oxidants, too.
I simply buy cacao paste (it's the pure unsweetened
version of
chocolate) which comes in flat, shattered pieces and then dip them in all - natural
peanut butter.
By the way, in case you are wondering, I used my oatmeal recipe from the dark
chocolate and
peanut butter version and made the necessary adjustments.
Anyhow, my son has been asking me to keep making oatmeal for him and since the plain oatmeal won't cut it any more after making the dark
chocolate and
peanut butter and apple pie oatmeal, I figured I try a new
version.
Ingredients 1 1/2 cups rolled oats 1/4 cup flaxseed meal 1/4 cup sunflower seeds 1/3 cup pumpkin seeds 1/2 cup cashews 1/2 cup macadamia nuts 1/8 cup shredded coconut 1/2 cup raw honey (or swap with coconut nectar, maple syrup, or brown rice syrup for vegan
version) 1 cup natural
peanut butter 1/2 cup
chocolate chips
I made a recipe a while ago for
peanut butter + coconut oil frozen
chocolate cups (which reminds me of the giant backlog of recipe pictures I have hanging around my iPhoto library eek) and this is the perfect fall
version of that!
Lisa also has on this same post her copycat
version of Levain's Dark
Chocolate Peanut Butter Chip Cookies, too.
A few non-holiday
versions of this cookie that came to mind while making these... how about a sweet
peanut butter filling in place of the peppermint - then giving the cookie a dunk in melted
chocolate for a coating.
Smoothies are such a great way to ease in to healthier eating, especially delicious ones like this
peanut butter and
chocolate version!
Contestant Jamie Landers made a grown - up
version of a kid - favorite treat:
chocolate,
peanut butter and marshmallow pie topped with espresso whipped cream.
These
Chocolate Peanut Butter Bites are my homemade version of Reese's Eggs, but the peanut butter center has NO refined sugars and the whole recipe has four ingred
Peanut Butter Bites are my homemade version of Reese's Eggs, but the peanut butter center has NO refined sugars and the whole recipe has four ingred
Butter Bites are my homemade
version of Reese's Eggs, but the
peanut butter center has NO refined sugars and the whole recipe has four ingred
peanut butter center has NO refined sugars and the whole recipe has four ingred
butter center has NO refined sugars and the whole recipe has four ingredients!
Our new
version, made with coconut whipped cream, natural
peanut butter, agave, coconut milk and a raw
chocolate crust is just as good — if not better — than the original.
Love love love this
chocolate almond
butter version you have here, I always went with
peanut butter, banana and berries (habit).
Anyways, I wanted to share a quick photo because I'm still committed to making an awesome
chocolate chip
peanut butter cake... so stay tuned for an improved
version!
I have seen many
chocolate peanut butter overnight oat
versions but I am starting to use almond
butter a lot more.
I decided to create a «fit hubby»
version using
peanut butter, pretzels,
chocolate whey protein powder and a drizzle of
chocolate on the top.
Note: to make
peanut butter version, melt 2 tablespoons smooth
peanut butter with
chocolate and sprinkle top with coarsely chopped
peanuts.
If you like those No Bake
Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookies, you'll really like having a healthier
version!
These
Peanut butter, coconut and dark
chocolate crispy bars are a little bit more involved than the original
version ones, but not much for that matter.
The
chocolate flavor is so deep that I can barely tell the difference between the almond and
peanut butter versions.
In less time than it takes to bake a normal batch of cookies, you can have a vegan, heart - healthy
version of the classic no - bake
chocolate peanut butter oatmeal cookies you grew up loving just like I did.
If you fancy a much healthier
version, I would suggest my Healthy no - bake energy bites (packed with superfoods, the perfect treat to enjoy after training without feeling guilty), OR also now my skinny oatmeal
peanut butter chocolate chip cookies!
But because I've been posting so many
chocolate -
peanut butter recipes recently, AND so that my little cousin can enjoy these, I made my homemade
version with almond -LSB-...]
Some are heavier on the
peanut butter, some incorporate nuts into the mix; my
version has just half a cup of
peanut butter and it's pretty heavy on the M&M s and
chocolate chips.
From
peanut butter - infused crispy rice treats to lightened up
peanut butter kiss cookies and crunchy
chocolate «haystack» bites, these three healthy dessert recipes offer slimmed - down
versions of your favorite nutty confections.
Adding shredded carrots, red pepper, green onion and cilantro is like the healthy
version of
chocolate and
peanut butter: they just go together.
I think I will have to try making my own
version of a
peanut butter cup by adding this to one of my coconut oil
chocolate recipes.
Since the Plnt protein is a raw protein blend, these
Chocolate Dipped
Peanut Butter Protein Cookies can even be made raw vegan by (choosing raw
versions of the remaining ingredients and) dehydrating them.
If you don't like (or can't eat) nuts or
peanut butter, you can simply leave out those ingredients and make a
chocolate - only
version.
In less time than it takes to bake a normal batch of cookies, you can have a vegan, heart - healthy
version of the classic no - bake
chocolate peanut butter oatmeal cookies you grew up loving just like I did.