Nutter Butter Rice Krispie Bars Recipe
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Nutter Butter Rice Krispie Bars Recipe ~ Quick, No Bake Rice Krispies Bars Loaded with Nutter Butter Cookies for the Perfect Peanut Butter Overload!
This past weekend I went out to my mom’s house while the hubby went over to a friends house to install a counter top. Sometimes I just need “mom” time. Well actually probably more than adult should need, but there is just this “understanding” between me and my mom. She’s probably my best friend. Yup without a doubt. So when I went out there I grabbed some ingredients, the ones I had and knew she’d have the rest to try out a new bar recipe. She played with Miss K while I got to work. Let’s just say – EPIC FAIL. It was supposed to be this yummy peanut butter infused bar and well we had a good laugh as we all tried to get the overly peanut buttery bar off the top of our mouths. My little bro was making so much fun of me I had tears I was laughing so hard. Let’s just say it went straight into the garbage along with the recipe. Just so you know not everything turns out that I make. You only see the best!I had to redeem myself so a couple days later I tried this recipe. I figured by looking at the ingredients there was no way possible that this could be another EPIC FAIL. I was right! These super yummy treats are thicker than a regular Rice Krispie Bar and have just the right amount peanut butter unlike the other recipe! Be sure to give Candy Corn Peanut Bars a try – Loaded with marshmallows, candy corn and peanuts the perfect combo of sweet and salty!
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Nutter Butter Rice Krispie Bars
Ingredients
- 1 16 oz package of Nutter Butter Cookies, chopped
- 6 c. rice krispie cereal
- 1/2 c. butter
- 1/2 c. peanut butter
- 2 10.5 oz bags mini marshmallows
Instructions
- In a large sauce pan melt your butter and peanut butter over low heat.
- Still on low heat, add the marshmallows to the mixture and stir until marshmallows are melted.
- Remove from heat and stir in your rice krispies and chopped Nutter Butter cookies.
- When combined, pour mixture into prepared pan and press evenly.
- Allow to cool, about 20-30 minutes and cut into squares.
Tips
Nutrition Information
Recipe Adapted From: Cookies and Cups
Malinda says
Hands down the best rice krispie treats ever!! Never making “plain ones” again!
Julie says
They are great, aren’t they!? I’m so glad you loved them!
Alison LaFortune says
Oh my goodness, these were delicious! Loved the Nutter Butter twist on classic rice krispie treats!
Julie says
Glad to hear it!
Christi says
Your recipe says “pour into your prepared pan”, but does not state the size of the pan or what needs to be done to prepare the pan. Will you please advise so I can make these yummy sounding smack!!
Thank you
Julie Evink says
9×13”
Debbie says
What size pan do you use for these ingredients?
9 x 13?
Karen O says
How did you prepare the pan for these treats? I am going to make them.
Julie Evink says
I just sprayed it with non-stick spray! Enjoy!
SuziQ Baking Machine says
I use parchment paper so you can pull right out and cut!! Love parchment paper…..
Julie Evink says
Great tip!
Donna Howard says
Good recipe! But what you said about your mom – awesome!! Every mom would love to hear that from their adult daughter!!! Thank you
Julie Evink says
It’s all very, very true! 🙂
Laura Dembowski says
I love twists on Rice Krispies Treats. This is such an awesome flavor combo.
cookbook queen says
These look pretty incredible — I think I need to try a dozen or so to be sure.
Stephanie @ Plain Chicken says
my two favorite desserts combined into one!
Jenna @ Newlyweds says
These are calling my name, I am so making these for our next camping trip. Thanks for sharing on newlyweds recipe linky. I pinned this recipe too!
The Country Cook says
Hey Julie! Thank you so much for linking up to Weekend Potluck last week (and for linking back!). Your recipe is a featured recipe today! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!!
http://www.thecountrycook.net/2012/08/weekend-potluck-32.html
Macaroni and Cheesecake says
These are such a fabulous idea! And no worries about the fail, I dumped a dessert in the trash today that didn’t work out!:)
Me And My Sweets says
Hi,
I’m hosting a monthly linky party and I would love you to join. Check it out on
http://meandmysweets.blogspot.se/2012/08/my-sweet-party-august-childhood.html
Cheers!
Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust says
These are calling my name! Yum!
Michelle says
Kind of like that peanut butter sauce you tried to make that one night for our ice cream? That.Was.Awesome….ly funny!
Love you Jules!