Extremely Addictive Milk Chocolate Peanut Bites

Extremely Addictive Milk Chocolate Peanut Bites are over the top delicious. Sweet, salty, creamy peanut butter flavoured chocolate treats. Perfect little bites of dreamy goodness. Caution, these chocolate cups are ADDICTIVE.

Do you have a sweet tooth? Are you a chocolate lover? How about peanut butter? If this is you, these totally awesome homemade peanut butter cups are right up your alley. So easy to make, and OMG too easy to eat.

I will be the first to say I am not a chocolate lover. How can this be? I like chocolate but won’t go as far as saying I LOVE it. Don’t fret, my hubby and oldest daughter are chocolate fanatics. They make up for me and my youngest daughter, we are the savory lovers in the family. Sort of the perfect balance of sweet and salty.

Now, I am a peanut butter LOVER. I can eat it off the spoon (and often do). If I am starving and need a really quick fix, sticking a spoon in the peanut butter jar is my go-to solution. Many mornings I have peanut butter for breakfast. Warm a nice BIG spoonful of it in the microwave. Slice a banana into the warm peanut butter, mix and enjoy. Even as a bread lover (nothing better than toast dripping with peanut butter) no bread needed here.

CHOCOLATE PEANUT BUTTER THE CLASSIC FLAVOUR COMBO

The delicious combination of peanut butter and chocolate is a whole other ball game. This is a weakness of mine. Secretly between you and me, it is the peanut butter that is the star, but we will let the chocolate lovers think whatever they like! When I make peanut butter squares at Christmas, it is a double batch!

Peanut Butter Reverse Chocolate Cookies is another totally addictive chocolate peanut butter treat. These disappear in a flash!

You can find the classic combo in so many recipes. I once made some cupcakes that were stuffed with peanut chocolate goodness, and a dollop on top too.

We all know the famous peanut butter cups, but these Extremely Addictive Milk Chocolate Peanut Bites in my opinion (yes I am biased here) are so good, you will be making them again and again (like really you will NEVER want to be without them).

It really is such an easy and fun treat. Making a HUGE batch is not a problem, and seriously it is the only way. They are so good, you might even have to hide them or they will be gone before you know it.

HOW TO MAKE MILK CHOCOLATE PEANUT BUTTER BITES

Get some good quality milk chocolate. Don’t skimp here, buy the good stuff. I prefer milk chocolate, but by all means dark works just as well. You can even try a combination of both.

Melt the chocolate and the peanut butter. I used the microwave (yes I think chefs should use them sometimes). I poured the mixture into a measuring cup to make the next step easier.

Do you have silicone baking cups (affiliate link)? Well you should, they are awesome. The perfect item for making these treats. Pour the chocolate and peanut butter mixture into each of the cups. You can make these as thick as you like. Guess it depends if you want these to be a 2 bite or 4 bite treat.

Next, top each cup with some dry roasted peanuts. This is where the sweet and salty flavour combo comes into play. DELICIOUS!! Finish with a bit of melted white chocolate. If you happen to think white chocolate “is not a thing” like my daughter, replace it with dark chocolate.

However you decide to mix and match the chocolate peanut flavour combo here, you will have a delicious treat every time. Now the hard part, waiting till they set. If you are in a hurry (like me) put them in the fridge. They will set much faster, meaning you can eat them sooner.

There you have it. Easy to make, oh so easy to eat. Move over famous peanut butter cups. These Extremely Addictive Milk Chocolate Peanut Bites are the new kid on the block!! My little bite of heaven!!

What’s your favourite chocolate and peanut flavoured treat?

Looking for a healthy chocolate peanut combo? Don’t worry I have got you covered with my Banana Chocolate Roundup. Perfect for dessert or snacks.

Extremely Addictive Milk Chocolate Peanut Bites

Extremely Addictive Milk Chocolate Peanut Bites are over the top delicious. Homemade peanut butter cups are so easy to make. Even easier to eat.

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Course: No Bake Dessert, Sweets

Cuisine: Canadian

Keyword: Chocolate Lover

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 15 minutes

Servings: 14 servings

Calories: 177kcal

Author: Gloria Duggan | Homemade & Yummy

Ingredients

• 10 1/2 ounces milk chocolate (good quality)
• 3 ounces peanut butter (I used smooth)
• 1 1/2 ounces dry roasted peanuts (for garnish)
• 1 1/2 ounces white chocolate chips (for garnish)

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Instructions

• Roughly chop the milk chocolate, and place in a glass bowl
• Place in the microwave, and melt. This will take a few minutes depending on the temperature of your microwave. Be sure to stir often, and don't burn it.
• Once the chocolate is melted, add the peanut butter and stir. Place back in the microwave for a minute to be sure the peanut butter is melted.
• At this point you can transfer your warm mixture into a measuring cup to ease in pouring. You can also use a ladle if you wish.
• Arrange your silicone cups on a dish or tray. This makes them easier to transport once they are filled.
• Pour a small amount of the chocolate/peanut butter mixture into each cup. The amount is totally up to you. 
• Top each cup with some dry roasted peanuts.
• Melt the white chocolate chips in the microwave.
• Place melted chocolate in a piping bag, with a small decorating tip attached.
• Drizzle some white chocolate over the peanuts. Alternatively you can use a spoon to drizzle if you wish.
• Let chocolate set. If you are in a hurry, place into the fridge. This will speed up the process.
• Once set, peel off silicone baking cup.

  ENJOY!!!

Nutrition Information

Calories: 177kcal | Carbohydrates: 16g | Protein: 3g | Fat: 12g | Saturated Fat: 5g | Sodium: 54mg | Potassium: 129mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 13g | Calcium: 15mg | Iron: 0.8mg

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