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Monday, December 22, 2025

Peanut Clusters

 

       This recipe makes a lot, but that's okay. Friends and family will love them!


I package of semi-sweet chocolate chips

1 package of milk chocolate chocolate chips

1 package of peanut butter chips

1 jar of roasted peanuts without salt

1 jar of salted roasted peanuts

wax paper


In a large bowl, add all three bags of your chips and microwave for two minutes on high. Stir your mixture and microwave for another minute and stir well. Pour both containers of nuts into your chocolate mixture, making sure to coat all of the peanuts.

drop by spoonfuls onto your wax paper and let them stand for about thirty minutes. Loosely place them into an air-tight container. The longer they sit out, the firmer they will get.

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