Sometimes I think that once my fundraising is over, I will never want to make an other cup for the rest of my life.
Then I take one of these out of the freezer, eat it, and head directly to the store to buy more ingredients, so that I can eat 7 more, then make more.
These were probably the most popular. Everyone loves sweet and salty.There’s also a lot of great textures between the pretzel, the chocolate, and the peanut butter. In fact, they’re almost like those chocolate covered peanut butter pretzels from Trader Joe’s. I never buy those, because I know once I opened them, they would last approximately 6 minutes. I know my weakness, ok.
Hungry yet? If you live in the Phoenix area (chocolate doesn’t ship well when it’s 117 out, and yes, that was the temperature an hour ago), you can order them @ $10 a dozen. As always, 100% of that goes directly to Chances for Children, and your purchases are tax deductable.
Chocolate Peanut Butter Pretzel Cups
yield 24 cups
- 20 oz all natural dark chocolate chips
- approx 1/2 cup all natural peanut butter
- 1 scant tbs unrefined virgin coconut oil
- 24 mini pretzels (gluten-free pretzels work great!), whole or lightly chopped*
Directions:
*Option 1 (for whole pretzels)
- Line 24 mini muffin tins with paper liners.
- In a medium bowl, melt chocolate and coconut oil in the microwave in 20 second intervals, stirring after each, until melted.
- Spoon enough chocolate to cover the bottom of each baking cup. Add 1-2 tsp peanut butter. Top with chocolate until peanut butter is completely covered and top is smooth.
- Gently, press the bottom of one pretzel about half way into each cup.
- Freeze to set. Keep in freezer or fridge.
*Option 2 (for chopped pretzels)
- Line 24 mini muffin tins with paper liners.
- In a medium bowl, melt chocolate and coconut oil in the microwave in 20 second intervals, stirring after each, until melted.
- Spoon enough chocolate to cover the bottom of each baking cup. Add 1-2 tsp peanut butter. Add one lightly chopped pretzel. Top with chocolate until peanut butter and pretzel are completely covered and top is smooth.
- Freeze to set. Keep in freezer or fridge.
*I made the cups both ways, but only photographed them with the pretzel sticking out. I love them both, and continue to make them both ways. I think the pretzel on top looks cool, but with a chopped pretzel, you get more pretzel in each bite. I like to savor my desserts and take many bites 🙂
Nicole @ The Marvelous Misadventures of a Foodie says
YUM! These look fantabulous! Way to go on your fundraising – you have such a unique product to sell and I am sure they will be a HUGE hit when you sell them at your fundraiser in a couple of weeks 🙂
yumgoggle says
This is something I would never miss out trying…Love PB and pretzels!
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