Delicious Peanut Butter Cups

"These are the best Peanut butter cups I have ever tasted. Everyone who's tried them has loved them. I think it's the peanut butter chips in the chocolate coating that make them so smooth and delicious, but you be the judge. Try these, you won't be disappointed. This was published by our local paper in Nov 2002, in a publication called "Family Favourites""
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
21
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix these first 5 ingredients of the peanut butter mixture together in a bowl.
  • Blend well in a double boiler the chocolate mixture, stirring until smooth.
  • Place about 21 medium muffin cup papers on cookie sheet. (or in muffin tins to hold shape better).
  • Drop a little of the warm chocolate mixture in the bottom of each cup.
  • Take a big spoonful of the peanut butter mixture in your hands and pat down to flatten.
  • Place in each cup.
  • Fill the rest of the cup with the warm chocolate mixture.
  • place in fridge to set.
  • These melt very easily so it's probably best to store in fridge if you live in a warm climate.

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Reviews

  1. Definitely easy to make. I actually think I might use fewer PB chips next time - maybe a 2:1 ratio of chocolate to PB. I made them using muffin papers that I cut in half to make them shorter and I used a muffin pan to make it easier to handle. Also, while I put them in the fridge to set, I didn't like the taste at all straight out of the fridge. I actually threw part of the first one I ate away because I just didn't think it was that good! This is amazing for me since I love chocolate and peanut butter. Once I let them come to room temp, though, they were great. They didn't melt, either (it was February so the air was not humid).
     
  2. Wow! You have ended my search for the holy grail of peanut butter cups. The thing that makes these taste and feel like the reeses ones is the additionof the peanut butter chips to the milk chocolate in the coating. I used a couple tablespoons of Crisco shortening instead of the oil but otherwise made as directed. I have kept these in the fridge to keep them from going too soft. These are the easiest things to make and the taste and texture is right on the money. FANTASTIC!!
     
  3. We love these!! Very easy to make. They do need to stay in the fridge because they do melt, but they are delicious! My kids can't get enough! Thanks!
     
  4. I thought these were fabulous!!! I would use chocolate almond bark instead of chocolate chips, because these melt in your hand, and they have to be kept cold or they melt.Almond bark holds it's shape out of the frig.I loved this recipe though!!! Very easy to make!
     
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  1. I thought these were fabulous!!! I would use chocolate almond bark instead of chocolate chips, because these melt in your hand, and they have to be kept cold or they melt.Almond bark holds it's shape out of the frig.I loved this recipe though!!! Very easy to make!
     

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