Peanut Butter Balls.”

Peanut butter balls have a creamy filling with a little bit of crunch dipped in delicious chocolate. A no-bake treat that’s hard to resist!

A pile of peanut butter balls on top of each other on a white plate

Peanut butter balls only use a few ingredients and make a delicious sweet treat for any occasion.A pile of peanut butter balls on a whilte plate with one that had a bite out of it.How to store peanut butter balls

Store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.Four process photos. First one, butter and peanut butter in a bowl getting ready to be heated in the microwave. Second one, peanut butter and butter melted. Third one, rice krispies and powdered sugar poured into the melted mixture. Fourth one, rolled peanut butter balls placed on a baking sheet.Tips on how to make peanut butter balls

  • Chilling the balls helps them to be less sticky when rolling, and the chocolate will set up faster once dipped.
  • Melting chocolate is always the best Wiltons chocolate of Ghiradelli wafers. But you can use chocolate chips I just recommend using Ghiradelli.
  • Do not get water in your chocolate or it will seize up.
  • You can also use a toothpick to dip the balls in chocolate, can be a little messier but still works.
  • Once the balls are dipped into the chocolate make sure you tap the excess off on the side of the bowl.
  • Use dark chocolate or milk chocolate whichever you prefer.

Four process photos. First one, chocolate wafer in a small bowl getting ready to be melted. Second one, chocolate wafers that have been melted. Third one, peanut butter ball dipped into melted chocolate. Fourth one, chocolate dipped peanut butter ball being placed on a baking sheet with a fork.Can you freeze peanut butter balls?

Yes, you can, I recommend adding a layer of wax paper or parchment paper in between the layers. Thaw in the refrigerator or at room temperature.

A peanut butter ball being held with a bite out of it.More no-bake sweet treats

Three peanut butter balls on a small square white plate with a bite out of one.

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