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My sister in law taught me how to make these. They are very easy and only take fifteen mintues at the most to make one batch.
Ingredients and directions:
First off, get a cookie sheet and put some wax paper in it and cover it with butter or margarin, which ever. You should have a second piece of wax paper about the same size as the first also covered in butter or margarin, but keep that one on the side for later use.
1 cup: Corn syrup
1 cup: SugarHeat up corn syrup in a pot till it starts to get easier to stur wich will be a matter of seconds, then add your sugar and stur.
1 cup: Peanut butter
When your pot begins to boil around the sides its time to add in the peanut butter and stur till you have a creamy mixture.
6 cups: Rice Crispies
Have your rice crispies in a bowl and pour the pot into it. Stur untill everything is covered and then pour all of it into your cookie sheet. This is where the second piece of wax paper comes in. Flatten out the rice crispies as much as you can without making a mess and then play the wax paper down with the butter side on the rice crispies. Then get out anything that would make it easier to flatten out. I use a bakers role, makes it a heck of a lot easier.
Depending on your love for chocolate:
Cook up some chocolate bark in the micro wave, you can use half a pack or the whole thing depending one how much you want. Chocolate bark works the best for this kind of thing.After all of that is melted, take off the first layer of wax paper and pour on the chocolate. Even all of it out and then put it in the fridge till the chocolate gets hard. It won’t take very long so becareful how long you leave it in. After that It should be ready to cut up into individual pieces.
Trust me this is the best cookie ever. Its like a reeses peanut butter cup but better!
Oh I’m telling you, you’ll be addicted from the first bite! I’m not sure, but I’m pretty possitive that God gave us this recipe 😯
AH! I was just thinking of these this morning and wondering how to get a recipe. Awesome! Now I dont gotta research!
I was just thinking about it too. I thought there could be things to add to it. Like nuts or instead of chocolate, using caramel. There is a lot you could do with this recipe.
Oh trust me, its worth it. I warn you, this is not for those obsessed about weight loss. Eating one or two is okay but unfortunatly you can just eat one or two -_-
TheRedWriter wrote:Oh trust me, its worth it. I warn you, this is not for those obsessed about weight loss. Eating one or two is okay but unfortunatly you can just eat one or two -_-
Hmm, maybe it won’t be a good idea then. I am trying to lose weight, not gain it. hehe 😆
I’m trying to lose weight this summer too. I’ve picked up on some good tips and tricks. I’ve got a good schedule goin. The first step is to cut out pop and caffine as much as you can and replace it with water or tea but water is best. Second don’t eat after 8pm, and drink water if you do get hungry because it fills you up. Third, this is a nice little trick, get in at the most 1800 calories a day and after eating chase anything you eat with an orang or any fruit or vegitable that has omega 3 fatty acids in it. The acid in it breaks down and eats away the fat in what you eat. Not all of it, it leaves some for you body to have because everyone need a little fat. And then, do alot of walking. I try to get in at least 3-4 miles in a day. But start out slow. I can fit all of this in because I’ve nothing to do this summer. But it doesn’t take long and its easier than most weight loss plans. I just figured out what worked for me.
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