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Fluffernutter Bars

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I should warn this is basically Fluffernutter on steroids, so aside from melting marshmallows and folding in some peanut butter, I also threw in chopped up Nutter Butter, chopped up Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups and mini marshmallows. It’s like peanut butter fudge meets a Fluffernutter.

Fluffernutter Bars

Fluffernutter Bars

This past weekend was madness for us. I came from work on Friday night and Matt stopped me before I could come in to tell me some heartbreaking and painful news that’s too difficult to share until we can resolve it. So being the weekend and without any resources to handle what has come our way I baked through the night for some calming therapy.

Thank goodness for baking and blogging to calm my racing mind while I wait for Monday to come. I’m hoping what seems catastrophic and devasting now will give way to professional reassurance that everything will be fine.

Cole has no idea what is going on, but I still wanted to give him a little piece of sweet happiness, so I made these bars for him since he absolutely loves Fluffernutter. Oddly, he did not initially like them. He said they were too big to eat – makes sense for his little mouth, so I sliced them into little matchstick-size bars and he loved them.

A few notes:

  • To shortcut the hands on time and avoid chopping up the regular size Reese’s cups, use mini Reese’s cups.
  • The Fluffernutter Bars can be prepared a day in advance and will keep for up to 2 days once made.

Fluffernutter Bars

Makes 8×8 pan | Preparation: Line pan with a foil sling and cover with bake spray.

Ingredients:

  • 10 Nutter Butter sandwich cookies, chopped
  • 10 Reese’s cups (regular size), chopped
  • 3 cups mini marshmallows, divided use
  • 2 tablespoon butter
  • 8 oz. Reeses Peanut Butter chips

Instructions:

  1. Place chopped Nutter Butter sandwich cookies, Reeses Peanut Butter cups and 1 ¼ cups of mini marshmallows in a bowl and toss to combine. Set aside.
  2. Place remaining 1 ¾ cups of marshmallows in a pan over low heat and stir until melted. Add in butter and stir to combine. Add in Reeses Peanut Butter chips and stir to combine. Remove from heat.
  3. Pour warm marshmallow mixture over chopped Nutter Butter and Reeses Peanut mixture. Fold to combine and pour into prepared pan. Using an offset spatula spread top to an even finish. Chill in refrigerator for about one-half to two hours or until bars set. Once set remove from refrigerator and cut to desired size.

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Comments

  2. The word fluffernutter has always cracked me up!!! I have prop envy. I’ve your board!

  9. I hope everything works out for you.

    As for the bars, they look so good and so bad for my waistline. :)

  10. Naomi, I am so sorry to hear that something is majorly wrong in your world and I hope you get some resolution whatever is going on.

    On a lighter note, these are perfect: Nutter Butters, Reese’s, and Marshmallows…all in one. And nobake. Love it.

    I have some nobake Nutter Butter Bars I make, and just made Smores Bars, but you combined them into one awesome looking treat. I want to try these!

  11. I’m so sorry to hear that something so terrible has happened–I’ll be thinking of you and your family. I know baking does have its therapeutic uses, though–hopefully this helped a little.

  13. those bars look amazing, i may have to be nice and make them for the boys at work. i hope whatever is wrong is resolved well.

  20. Every time you post something I cannot help but think of how talented you are. Everything you make comes out perfect.

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      Naomi replied: — February 1st, 2012 @ 1:14 am

      Anna-Thank you for the kind compliment.

  29. Hi.
    My son found this recipe on Stumbleupon, and thought we should try it so I made it for Superbowl. There is either something wrong with the recipe or something wrong with the baker (me). I followed it exactly and when I got to the stage where you add the pb chips to the melted butter/marshmallow mix, it all turned into a big dry ball of goo. There was no “pouring” this onto the dry cut-up items. I literally had to press the mix between my fingers to get it to adhere to each other. I did press it into the 8×8 pan, but when I tried to lift out a bar, it all crumbled into dry pieces. My husband suggested I just throw the whole thing back onto low heat, and stir it up, so I did, and of course, the initial chopped ingredients then melted together until it became…a ball of goo. So. I don’t know what I did wrong. Please advise. (I had it on low gas heat)Thanks!

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      Naomi replied: — February 6th, 2012 @ 5:37 pm

      Hi Terri- Hmm, you had it low heat as well-my guess is the Reese’s peanut butter chips seized. Did you melt the marshmallow and butter first? If so, here’s my suggestion-next time try melting the marshmallows and butter separately, then pour it over the Reese’s peanut butter chips and let it stand for about five minutes. Then return the combined mixture over low heat and stir it continuously until the Reese’s peanut butter chips are fully melted and combined.

  30. Looks fab but what are Nutter Butter sandwich cookies? I’ve never heard of them here in the UK.

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      Naomi replied: — February 6th, 2012 @ 5:16 pm

      Fluffernutters are like Oreos but made peanut butter style.

  31. Oof, my Nutter Butters are stale. (I don’t know , either.) Still usable in these bars or do you need the crunch?

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