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Homemade White Chocolate Peanut Butter

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Homemade peanut butter with white chocolate mixed it. Tastes just like White Chocolate Wonderful!

Ingredients

  • 1-½ cup Dry Roasted Peanuts (I Used Salted)
  • 1-½ Tablespoon Canola Oil
  • 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
  • ⅓ cups White Chocolate Chips/chunks/bars, Melted (about 3-4 Ounces)

Preparation

Add peanuts to a food processor and blend until a thick nut butter forms. Stream in oil and vanilla with the processor on, continuing to run it until the mixture is smooth—this took me about 3–4 minutes. You can add more oil if needed, just do it in small increments. Turn off processor, add melted chocolate, and turn processor back on. Blend until smooth.

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HowSweetEats on 7.20.2011

SpencerKate – it is recommended that nutbutters be refrigerated because the oils can go rancid… but I’ll be honest, I rarely put my nutbutters in the fridge! However, I also eat them everyday, so they go quickly. It you stick it in the fridge it will last a few months!

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SpencerKate on 7.19.2011

this sounds amazing! I’d also like to know if this needs to be refrigerated and for how long it will keep?

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Melanie Eccles on 3.15.2011

this is such a great recipe and I’m going to have to try it–soon! :D

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chinamom on 3.14.2011

I just discovered White Chocolate Wonderful loast week and three days later I had to go get some more – and my kids didn’t even eat any LOL! Too bad I don’t have a food processor – I would love to try this and I’m betting a standard blender wouldn’t work. Sigh.

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Eating Bird Food on 3.14.2011

This looks amazing and I don’t even like white chocolate. :)

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sarahbicky on 12.30.2012

Should have taken the earlier suggestions about reducing the amount of oil more seriously… yikes! Ended up with a very thin PB (more like a sauce than spread I guess) yet the flavor was delicious. Used very lighted salted roasted peanuts, so I did take liberties to add a little more salt at the end – ended up dividing the base and doing half with the white chocolate and the other half with a combination of chocolate chips and butterscotch chips (2 to 1) Both were fantastic, although I think that I prefer the chocolate/butterscotch combo. Can see this being endlessly flexible in terms of nuts and other add-ins… thanks for the great recipe!

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jenniferlynn on 6.25.2012

I had a couple jars of roasted salted peanuts to use up, so I doubled this receipe and used a bit less oil than it called for to make it thicker. It turned out fantastic – my coworkers and I are brainstorming new snacks we can use for dipping in this! Pretzels, raspberries, apples….it would probably be pretty good drizzled on top of ice cream as well!

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kmkrueb on 5.6.2011

I used this homemade white chocolate peanut butter as a substitute for White Chocolate Wonderful in a quick bread recipe because I couldn’t find it in the store, and it worked perfectly! It tastes pretty delicious too.

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georgiasweets on 3.16.2011

This was so easy to make and so yummy. I couldn’t quit licking the spoon!!

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darcieputt on 3.14.2011

Made it this afternoon! Delicious and so easy to make. I used coconut oil instead of vegetable oil. My kids devoured it on top of whole wheat crackers. I’ll serve it w/apple slices for lunch tomorrow! So yummy! Thanks!

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