This is a Super Easy Recipe for Crispy Reese’s Honey Peanut Butter Treats.
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The first time I had a candy bar was a Snickers,
at the time my English was not too polished and I called it
Sneakers (shoe chocolate).
I still have that fond memory of my first Halloween,
(the earliest to my remembrance)
I got a lot of Snickers from Trick-Or-Treating and having it for the first time, I ate SO MANY of the mini and the regular sized that I had a HORRIBLE stomach ache, and I cried because I wanted to eat more of them because I loved it so much, but I was not allowed ever again.
The following time that I remember is when I was on vacation with my family, and my older cousins ended up getting me my own bag of Snickers. I ate ALL of them in less than 10 minutes…
Needless to say …………
The whole night my Grandma was awake with me because I was so sick and she had no idea why.
Do you remember the first candy bar you ever had?
What is your favorite candy?
What is the best memory you have about Candy?
Ingredients Needed:
1. 1/2 a Jar of Skippy Creamy Honey Peanut Butter (or your preferred Peanut Butter)
2. 5 Tablespoons Sweet Cream Butter
3. ONE 10oz Bag of Mini Marshmallows
4. One Bag of Reese’s Mini’s Unwrapped (set a few to the side for topping)
5. One Box of Reese’s Puffs Cereal
6. One Theater Size Reese’s Pieces box
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In a microwave safe bowl, add Peanut Butter and Butter, and microwave for 40 seconds. Microwave times will vary – I have 1,000 watt microwave.
Mix with fork until well combined.
Add bag of marshmallows. Mix well, and then Microwave for 30 seconds.
Add in Reese’s Cup Minis. Mix together, then microwave for 30 seconds.
Mix well until you have no large marshmallow chunks.
Add Reese’s Puffs cereal as soon as its well combined.
Add to ANY Pan or dish of your choice. Refrigerate for 15 minutes.
Cut to Desired sizes and ENJOY!
These we so delicious and crunchy,
very easy to make and Super Inexpensive!
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Teresa says
These look great. I’ll be trying to make them with my kids soon.
Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party. Pinned.
Alexandra says
Enjoy π
Carrie @ Curly Crafty Mom says
These look SO good and so many Reeses products in them!!! My husband LOVES Reese anything, he’d love these!
Carrie
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Vee says
My husband as well is a fan of Reece’s! I really hope you like the recipe π.
Let me know how it turns out!
Alexandra says
You can raid the kid’s Halloween stash (if any is left!).
Julie says
I feel really bad saying this but as an English girl I’m not keen on American chocolate, ours tastes SO different but these bars could change my mind. They look great!
Vee says
Where are you from? What chocolate did you grow up eating? π
Alexandra says
I hope to one day get to your neck of the woods, and I will have to make it a point to enjoy some of the chocolate!
Kerryanne says
What a fun recipe Alexandra!
Thank you for sharing your yummy recipe at Create, Bake, Grow & Gather this week.
Hugs,
Kerryanne
Verna says
Oh my! I definitely understand the tummy ache. However, these look really yummy and are very tempting to make!
Alexandra says
Tell me about it! It’s Spring, but it’s always on my mind. Haha.