Chocolate Peanut Butter Bark
2012-07-14- Yield : 1 Pan
- Prep Time : 5m
- Cook Time : 3m
- Ready In : 60m
Total Cost: $5 for a big bag of bark.
Here goes my usual disclaimer: This isn’t exactly healthy, but it’s plant-based, on a budget and it tastes amazing. So whip these up and have yourself a piece of bark at the end of the day as a treat.
Enjoy!
Quick note: If you’re like me, and don’t have a double boiler, you can do the following to make do just as well:
Using two pots, fill the larger up about a quarter-full with water and place the smaller dry one inside it.
Add the ingredients you want to melt into the smaller pot and begin boiling the water in the large pot on your stove.
The heat and steam from the water will slowly and smoothly melt what you have in the smaller pot, with less chance of burning it. Just make sure to keep stirring!
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Ingredients
- 1 Cup Non Dairy Chocolate Chips
- 3 Tablespoons Peanut Butter
- I Cup Salted Peanuts
- 1 Cup Pretzels, broken into small pieces
Method
Step 1
Using a double boiler, microwave, or my preferred method, double boiler in a pinch (see above description), to melt the chocolate and peanut butter into smooth, creamy, goodness.
Step 2
Turn off the heat and add the peanuts and pretzel pieces and stir until coated.
Step 3
Pour the mixture into an 8 x 8 dish, and throw it into the fridge or freezer, depending on your patience level. After not chilling fast enough in the fridge, I put it in the freezer for about 30 minutes to get the party going.
Step 4
Once its solid all the way through, use a butter knife to crack into small pieces. Place them in a zip lock bag and throw it in the fridge or freezer and begin grazing immediately.
Average Member Rating
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7 people rated this recipe




posted by Emm on July 15, 2012
That looks absolutely delicious! You could pretty much throw anything in there, right?
posted by Toni on July 15, 2012
Absolutely, Emm! Alternatively, I like to just keep the chocolate base and add chopped dried berries and seeds or nuts. Tasty!
posted by Carmen ❤ on July 15, 2012
Sounds absolutely terrific. You can never go wrong with chocolate bark. I love the idea of adding dried seeds or nuts.
★ It’s Carmen
posted by Alicia @ Treble Tart on July 16, 2012
Mmm! I’m a huge fan of bark, especially if “peanut butter” and “chocolate” are included. Great job! I will most certainly be making this!
posted by Kristen N. on July 29, 2012
I made this recipe last week and everyone (my siblings, friends, and I) LOVED this recipe. Thank you so much for inventing such a delicious recipe!
posted by Jake on July 30, 2012
Awesome! I’m glad everyone liked it. Who wouldn’t?! I’m going to whip up a batch tonight.
posted by Holly on December 10, 2012
So good! I’m going to have a hard time not eating this entire tray myself.
This has inspired me to want to try other variations including chocolate orange. Thank you!
posted by Michael Orlando on April 28, 2013
I made this extremely simple recipe this weekend and was totally blown away by the spectacular results. To produce a Vegan-friendly treat, I used Vegan chocolate chips (non-dairy and cane juice sweetened), ditto on the peanut butter, and Snyders Gluten-Free Pretzels–you will be pleased to know that I had word directly from Snyder’s Quality Control Department that confirmed how the dextrose in this produce is corn based and processed without bone char. In any event, the finished recipe was beyond good, one that will stand up to endless variations, and surely to become a dessert standby in my home. Thank you so very much for providing it!