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Every time I go to Disneyland a trip to Pooh corner for Disneyland Peanut Butter Bars are a must! The only other place you can find them is on Main Street near the entrance in the main confectionary. It is my first stop and often times my last because I will even take one for...
Disney Treat Recipes If you’re missing your favorite Disney treats while the Disney Parks are closed, I have some great Disney treat recipes for you today! Disney Treat Recipes First of all, Disney Parks Blog has released their official Churro and Dole Whip recipes, making it easier than ever before to enjoy Disney treats at...
If you are looking the perfect peanut butter chocolate cookie you’ve found it. These cookies have a fun spin because you can create a “cup” detail along the edges and still have it mixed and out of the oven in ten minutes! This peanut butter cookie only requires four ingredients and creates the perfect party...
Chocolate and peanut butter come together to make these irresistible, no-bake Scotcharoos. They are super easy to make and always a crowd favorite. Scotcharoos Last year, I went on a girls trip and a good friend of mine brought these amazing little bars she called Scotcharoos. Taking my first bite was like heaven in my...
The Best Edible Playdough made with peanut butter truly does exist! Five simple ingredients come together to combine playtime with snack time. Edible Playdough For all of those peanut butter lovers out there, you are going to love this recipe. Simple to make, fun to play with and even better to eat it. My kids...
One of the best parts of camping in the Summer months is THE FOOD!! Dutch oven recipes are so tasty and there’s just something about the charcoal/campfire flavor that makes the food so much better. Plus the comfort food while out camping is a welcomed addition in place of eating out or processed meals! Dutch...
With a crockpot cake, you just dump the ingredients into the Crock Pot and a few hours later you are rewarded with an irresistible, out of this world dessert. Crock Pot Cake Recipes Did you know you could use your crock pot for more than that tender Sunday pot roast? This versatile gadget can also...
Simplicity at its finest, this too much chocolate cake is rich, moist and irresistible. Impress your friends and family with this decadent chocolate beauty. Too Much Chocolate Cake Is there really such thing as too much chocolate? We say NEVER! This Too Much Chocolate Cake is any chocolate lovers dream. Any time I have to...
Baking and fall just go together. I love all things pumpkin and this recipe is not the exception. If you are looking for a fun, kid friendly recipe to enjoy on a fall day, these Brown Butter Pumpkin Spice Crispy Rice Treats are amazing!! I was craving something sweet this last weekend and we made...
Homemade popsicles are a delicious summertime treat that can be enjoyed by all, both kids and adults alike. Here are some delicious ideas to enjoy this Summer. The days are getting warmer (dare I say hot) and a cold popsicle is a welcomed treat mid day. Sure, we’ve had our fair share of Otter Pops...
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[…] happy. If you want to compare versions or see other home baker takes, I found these helpful reads: Disneyland Peanut Butter Bars Recipe | My Mommy Style and Peanut Butter Overload Bars (A.K.A The Disneyland Bars). Make a pan, stash a few in the fridge, […]
How on earth do you cut these without the chocolate breaking into pieces and the filling squishing out? I took them out of the fridge for an hour or so and tried scoring the chocolate with a knife dipped in hot water and wiped dry. They look horrible. Yours look perfect.
Try allowing them to cool longer to harden up the chocolate. My chocolate is quite hard when I cut it, its also possible my fridge is set to a cooler temperature. You could experiment with cooling it in your freezer instead.