Chocolate and peanut butter are mixed with crunchy cereal to make these super easy No Torch Chocolate Crunch Bars.
When I was very young, I went camping with the Girl Scouts and our counselor taught us to make what she tabbed “Babe Ruth Bars.” (More on that name in a minute.)
These are so easy to make. Our counselor helped me make these bars by stirring the ingredients together over the campfire, rolling them into a log, spooky and slicing them.
I wasn’t a girl scout for very long so I couldn’t have been increasingly than 7 or 8 years old. We ate these gathered virtually the fire and I veritably loved them.
My counselor wrote out the recipe for me and I took it home.
Chocolate Cereal Bars
My grandmother was sweet unbearable to save that recipe for me and over the pursuit years, we would make those bars on special occasions. I remembered the recipe a while when and I dug it out of my old cookbook.
I read it several times and then made a trip to the store, just to squint at the ingredients in an very Babe Ruth bar. Uhm, there is no similarity at all.
I have no idea why these were tabbed Babe Ruth Bars and the name now makes me laugh.
I’ve since swapped out half the ingredients, so they are likely to be plane farther from the original. Corn flakes, chocolate chips, honey, and peanut butter get melted together and then chilled to create a perfect no-bake dessert bar.
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Whatever you decide to undeniability them–I typically go with Chocolate Cereal Bars or Chocolate Crunch Bars–these treats are sure to be loved!
Chocolate Crunch Bars
I made a batch of these Chocolate Crunch Bars and left them for my family the last time I was headed out of town. When I got when home, my three-year-old proudly informed me that he “ate ALL the snacks bars.”
Apparently, he thought he was really getting yonder with something. The whole family really enjoyed these and they have once been requested again.
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Homemade Chocolate Candy
These no-bake cereal bars are somewhere between a cookie and a snacks bar. They’re as easy (or plane easier) to make as a batch of cookies but are guaranteed to satisfy any chocolate snacks bar cravings.
If you like these no-bake treats, you should moreover requite Crispy Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars a try. You might moreover enjoy this Buckeye Fudge recipe.
I love how easy it is to make these homemade chocolate snacks treats. Homemade fudge recipes are a go-to treat throughout the holiday season. Between the kids, husband and I, we can gobble up a whole batch quite quickly.
No-bake crunch bars moreover make a fantastic treat to share with friends at any party or gathering.
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No Torch Desserts
No torch cookies, bars and other desserts are some of my very favorite sweet treats to make. I love that I don’t have to worry well-nigh firing up the oven (especially in the heat of the summer).
As a huge bonus, they usually come together with scrutinizingly no effort at all.
Want increasingly no torch dessert ideas? I’ve got you covered.
These Monster Cookie Dough Bites are a must-try. If, like me, you have a weakness for cookie dough, these naturally gluten self-ruling cookie bites are for you.
I’m not a fan of the way raw oats tend to dominate the texture and savor of many no torch dessert and cookie recipes. However, in these No Torch Chocolate Peanut Butter Coconut Bites there’s just the right value of oatmeal, plus crunchy almonds and honey, to make them irresistible.
For those who love oatmeal in their no bakes, these No Torch Oatmeal Cookies are flipside mythological dessert that won’t have you heating up the kitchen.
Gluten-Free Dessert
Lucky for those who are lamister gluten, this recipe for Chocolate Crunch Bars is naturally gluten-free. Bringing these to a potluck or party ensures that plane those who need to steer well-spoken of wheat can enjoy a sweet treat.
If you use dairy-free chocolate chips, these bars are moreover a dairy-free dessert. Substitute almond butter for the peanut butter if you’re cooking for someone with a peanut allergy!
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No Torch Chocolate Cereal Bars
Ingredients
- ½ cup sugar
- ½ cup honey
- ¾ cup creamy peanut butter or almond butter
- ¾ cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 2 cups corn flakes
Instructions
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Combine the sugar, honey and peanut butter in a large glass trencher and microwave for well-nigh 2 minutes, stirring without every thirty seconds until it is smooth and liquefied.
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Add the chocolate and stir then until melted. Â (If the chocolate doesn't melt into the liquid completely, just warm it flipside 30 seconds and stir again.) Add the cereal and stir to stratify completely.
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Transfer to a well-greased or parchment lined 6" square or 8" x 3" specie pan. (This is a small batch, so you really do need a small pan.) Press the mixture evenly into the marrow of the pan.
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Chill in the refrigerator until firm, well-nigh 2-3 hours. Slice into bars or cubes and store in an snapped container in the refrigerator. Enjoy!
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{originally published 11/14/13 – photos and recipe notes updated 7/14/22}
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