This recipe is from my parents neighbors, The Sharpless'. They gave my parents a tin of these peanuts for Christmas. There were still a few left when we got down there, and we quickly devoured them. I made my Mom call Karen to get the recipe so we could make more ASAP. (It was a real crisis)
This recipe is SUPER complicated. Are you ready? One package of chocolate almond bark and a jar of dry roasted peanuts. That is it? Yep. Karen made sure to point out that this should be made with good, cheap almond bark from Walmart - Plymouth Pantry is the brand. I think it is the only kind they sell. I use it all the time.
We are totally addicted to these peanuts. I can't believe something SO simple tastes SO good. We thought they tasted just like a Mr. Goodbar (Chicken Legs' favorite candy bar). You must make these!!
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Mr. Goodbar Bites
(Printable Recipe)
1 (24oz) package chocolate almond bark (Plymouth Pantry)
1 (16oz) jar dry roasted peanuts
Melt almond bark according to package directions. Stir in peanuts. Drop rounded tablespoons on wax paper. Allow to set up.
10 comments:
I make these every year at Christmas. They are peanut clusters.
I love when something so simple tastes so good!
Wow, that is simple. The hubby is gonna love this.
Chocolate and peanuts--the perfect combo!! These look delicious.
Love these easy recipes that I'm sure tastes AMAZING! Sweet and salty go so well together :)
Suppose you could sneak some caramel in there somewhere?
Susan - I bet you could throw in some of those caramel bits and they would taste great.
I have made these, but you can also add the crunchy chow mein noodles for a twist on it. Enjoy!
I am making this FOR SURE and then breaking it up into homemade vanilla ice cream.
This are absolutely wonderful!
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