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"payday" Candy Bar Recipe


Guest AutumnE

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I know payday's are gluten free but I liked the thought of making them because 1) no chance of cross contamination 2) cheaper (which is always a bonus for me)

I made these for a party the other weekend and they were a big hit.

3 cups salted peanuts

3 teaspoons butter

2 cups peanut butter chips

1 can sweetened condensed milk

2 cups miniature marshmallows

Put half the peanuts in lightly greased 11x7 pan.

Melt butter, milk and chips on low.

Remove from heat.

Add marshmallows.

Stir well.

Pour over peanuts.

Sprinkle with remaining peanuts.

Chill and cut into bars.


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Thank you, Thank you, Thank you....can't wait to try them :P

Guest AutumnE

your welcome :D

The best part is they are so easy! I'm never gonna buy them made up again!

  • 4 years later...
Tabz Contributor

i have a payday bar recipe i found it when i was looking around online

ingredients

1/2 c. sugar

1/2 c. light corn syrup

1/2 c. smooth peanut butter

3 c. rice chex

1/2 c. peanuts

directions

1: bring corn syrup, sugar to a boil, remove from heat add peanut butter, until it dissolves.

2: stir in chex and peanuts mix well, put in a greesed 9x9 square pan, let it cool for 20 minutes.

enjoy these are my favorite

:)

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