Chocolate Spiders

"My German friend Anja introduced me to these and they are fantastic. One of the fastest recipes going and very more-ish indeed. The cook time is usually the time needed in the fridge to let them set"
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
3
Yields:
1 batch
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ingredients

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directions

  • Microwave chocolate and peanut butter in a microwave safe mixing bowl for about 30 seconds on high.
  • If not melted and then microwave again in 5 second intervals.
  • Mix well until it is a smooth paste.
  • Add noodles and coat them well.
  • Spoon the mixture in dessertspoon sized blobs onto greaseproof paper or into patty papers.
  • Place in fridge until the chocolate sets.
  • You can also give these spiders eyes by sticking chocolate chips onto them.

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Reviews

  1. These are SWEET, but tasty! I make them at Easter with butterscotch chips (eegads...even sweeter!) and form them into "nests" with jelly beans for eggs! Kids absolutely love them! (and I see big people steal them from their kiddies' baskets!)
     
  2. These are great! I use crunchy peanut butter and I love them! I have never seen food in my house go so quick. Thanks for the recipe it is so good!
     
  3. around the festive season you can make them into more of a cone shape and place a small star on top for chocolate 'christmas trees' Yum!
     
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