Leo Benson
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Had these last week and had to get the recipe. They're fantastic.
1 16 oz jar lightly salted dry roasted peanuts
3 Tbsp butter or oleo
1 12 oz pkg peanut butter chips
1 can sweetened condensed milk
1/2 bag mini marshmallows
Spray 9X13 pan with PAM and pour 1/2 of peanuts in bottom.
Melt chips and butter together, and pour in milk. Stir in marshmallows until soft but not completely melted.
Pour mixture over peanuts in baking dish.
add the rest of the peanuts on the top and refrigerate.
Cut into bars.
We were thinking of substituting cashews and butterscotch, or milk chocolate. Or making "Chunkies" by adding some raisins and cashews and using chocolate. I think you could make a lot of variations. How about white chocolate and hazelnuts or almonds?!
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rocketmomkd
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This sounds like a "Payday" candybar- can't wait to try it.
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SteveRuff
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I was trying to run a quick calorie count and I think I blew up my calculator!!! They do sound wonderful though. Maybe in my next life I can have one.
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Leo Benson
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SteveRuff wrote:I was trying to run a quick calorie count and I think I blew up my calculator!!! They do sound wonderful though. Maybe in my next life I can have one.
LOL these are an occasional treat only! Someone made them for a college homecoming/football weekend.
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Hmm, everything I don't need, but desire.
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ridingfamily4
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white choc, craisins and almonds - for a holiday treat
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Leo Benson
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ridingfamily4 wrote:white choc, craisins and almonds - for a holiday treat
great idea!
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Go Dogs
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That sounds GREAT! What if you added a final layer of melted chocolate??
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Leo Benson
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Go Dogs wrote:That sounds GREAT! What if you added a final layer of melted chocolate??
I think you could try anything you think sounds good.
I was thinking it might lower the calories a bit, and not hurt the taste, if I replaced half the peanuts with cheerios.
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Cruzette
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Leo, this sounds wonderful. I love the sweet and salty combination!
Remember that very popular jello and pretzel recipe back in the late 80's. I use to love that recipe too. Again sweet & salty. But alas, I lost that recipe. Does anyone happen to have it?
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