Ingredients

How to make it

  • Mix peanut butter, butter, sugar and vanilla. Roll into balls and place on cookie sheet, place in freezer for an hour. Melt chocolate in a double boiler. Dip balls into mixture. Cool.

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    " It was excellent "
    KarylW ate it and said...
    Sounds wonderful. A similar idea - for Christmas I was making chocolate covered pretzels and when I was down to pretzel crumbs/pieces I tossed them into my food processer, added enough peanut butter to form a ball, rolled smaller portions and dipped into the melted chocolate. No additional ingredients were necessary. These were the first treats eaten off the platter I took to work. The only change I would make if I were making them intentionally would be to use crunchy peanut butter and use unsalted pretzels.
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  • jeannie2473 12 years ago
    These are also known as buckeyes!
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  • LilaMae 13 years ago
    YUMMY. :)
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  • eman6195 13 years ago
    its ras el abed here in jordan :)))
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  • pumpkinpie 13 years ago
    do you melt the butter?
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  • cubralinda 13 years ago
    wow! this sounds fattening!!! ;p but who cares!!! as long as I burn it off running that extra mile on the elliptical machine!!! Thanks for sharing~
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    " It was excellent "
    bobslady ate it and said...
    Wonderful
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    " It was excellent "
    Estalia ate it and said...
    My mother used to make these every year for Christmas. They are a family favorite. I had lost the recipe a long time ago and my mother is no longer with me so I am very glad to have found the recipe!
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  • hunnee 13 years ago
    mmm my kids love peanut butter balls but I never had a recipe for it now I do, thanks
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    " It was excellent "
    chefelaine ate it and said...
    Hi! I always loved peanut butter cups, and these are great. High fives to you! :+D
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  • cutie_patutie 15 years ago
    well i have kind of an interesting story:) i was camping with my fiance and everyone in our campground was having a big turkey dinner.. everyone was bringing something. we have people from the United States camp with us and the day of the dinner they were leaving so they brought them to our camp ground for the desert. well lets just say that they didn't make it to dinner. they were delicious i couldn't help but getting the recipe... thank you so much!!!!
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  • philvis 15 years ago
    In the tradition of my mother, I make these every year for the family. While I always do the chocolate coated ones, the ones covered with melted butterscotch chips end up getting eaten first.
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  • hannabanana4511 15 years ago
    this sounds delicious!! ive done something similar before and put crushed ritz crackers in the peanut butter mixture to give it a little crunch! and a way to make em look smooth is just put them in the chocolate and stick in a tooth pick to remove them and fill in the little toothpick hole with chocolate, they usually end up pretty smooth looking!
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    " It was excellent "
    jett2whit ate it and said...
    these have my name all over it!!
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  • meghanmack20 16 years ago
    how exactly do u dip them in the chocolate without making them messy looking?
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  • designer 16 years ago
    I enjoyed the recipe, however...how many people know what measurement a box of sugar is? Most people purchase in a bag.
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  • blue_fishey21 16 years ago
    I made it with Organic Maranatha brand Peanut Butter and Organic Powdered Sugar (about 3/4 of what it called for) Organic real vanilla extract (not Vanillan - fake) and no butter whatsoever. I froze the PB balls for one hour before dipping in Toll House choc chips -- and they turned out wonderful! Fun, fun. I would do it again.
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  • achope246 16 years ago
    No, these are so much creamier than reeses cups!
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  • annieamie 16 years ago
    Its four cups per one pound box. 3 3/4 to be exact according to the box that I found here. And I am going to try your recipe for these! They sound really good. YUM, Shirl! Thanks!
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  • shirleyoma 16 years ago
    2 cups per box, i THINK...LOL
    Some one help us out here! lol
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