Use smooth, creamy peanut butter, not the natural kind, which can separate. Add the powdered sugar a little at a time. If you ...

legend has it that Buckeye Balls were first unveiled. There is no true proof that the alleged creator, Gail Tabor, reimagined the chocolate and peanut butter recipe herself. A newspaper clipping ...

Roll peanut butter mixture into small balls, about 1-2 tablespoon size ... into the chocolate and tilt around all sides to make the buckeye look at the top, leaving a small amount of peanut ...

And these Buckeye Bites are much simpler to dip in chocolate than peanut butter balls. Win, win. But the true test was how they’d taste. Would they be an acceptable replacement? As quickly as ...

There might be another topic to avoid during holiday gatherings. Religion. The 2024 election. The 2020 election. Any election, really. And buckeyes. Not the Buckeyes, although tread lightly there ...

In Buckeye Bites, the sweet powdered sugar and peanut butter filling is balanced nicely with the salty pretzels and not-too-sweet chocolate. Every Christmas, peanut butter balls find their way ...

Chill at least 1 hr. Roll peanut butter mixture into balls. Then melt chocolate in a microwave safe bowl in 30 seconds intervals. Once chocolate is melted, dip peanut butter balls into chocolate.

Line a plate or small tray with parchment paper. Roll the peanut butter–crispy rice cereal mixture into 12 balls and place on the parchment paper. Refrigerate for 1 hour or until the balls are firm.