No-Bake Creamy Crunchy Peanut Butter Squares

Today more than ever, there are so many dessert recipes to want to try and make for family, friends and bake sales. These "No-Bake Creamy Crunchy Peanut Butter Squares," are a simple dessert recipe to try, especially when you don't want to use the oven in the hot summer months. No bake recipes are also a great way to get kids active in the kitchen, learning how to make food themselves. Kids love to help out in any way they can, especially if food is involved. I know I used to love helping my mom in the kitchen, baking, and helping her measure and add ingredients. I can say first hand, that it was great experience to help out, and it has given me my passion I have for cooking now. It helped me to learn math skills as well, measurements and quantities. How to problem solve as well. So baking with your kids or any kids you know is a great way to help them learn and some great quality bonding time.

These no bake creamy crunchy peanut butter squares are a must try for peanut butter lovers, and so simple with no oven, no microwave, and barely any clean up. There are only 3 ingredients (plus two optional ingredients), in this dessert recipe. You have to love recipes that are this easy. These are the perfect recipes that you can count on if you need a quick and easy dessert. Maybe to bring to an event or for a bake sale. Everyone will love these! They are nutty, rich, not overly sweet, creamy, crunchy and a little fudge all at the same time. All you will need for these tasty squares is some digestive biscuits or graham crackers, some white chocolate and some crunchy peanut butter. For the full details and recipe instructions you'll want to look at the site. There is also a video for this dessert recipe. This makes it easy for people who are more visual. They can watch the steps in the video and follow the video as they go along.

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