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tarra on 6.21.2010




Made these as one of the desserts for our Father’s Day get together – Delicious! Very rich – one pan definitely goes a long way!
angiedear on 6.25.2010




I second the “very rich” comment…but oh so good! Get a tall glass of milk and enjoy! Next time I might try to leave out the butterscotch chips and only use choc chips and peanut butter for the topping, just because I don’t usually have butterscotch chips in the house and I’d love to make it work. THANKS for the awesome recipe!
emmahero on 6.27.2010




I love how easy these are. I cut the recipe in half and it fit perfectly in an 8×8. As great as they are, they are almost a little too sweet. But I will probably take them to share at family parties.
rhondalp on 6.28.2010




My family really liked these; I especially liked them because they were so easy to prepare.
cknowers on 7.6.2010




Made these little hot numbers for our end off year swimteam party… Needless to say they were a HUGE hit!
tummytreasure on 7.6.2010




These are very, very delicious and were a huge hit at our Fourth of July gathering this past weekend. I have to say though, they don’t taste anything like a Kit Kat bar. It was a little bit of a letdown to everyone who was eager to have a homemade kit kat.
I will definitely make these again, but I have to give them a new name.
karabakes on 7.14.2010




I also agree that they don’t taste like a Kit Kat, but they are really good! Everyone liked them!
slpmel on 7.16.2010




My husband and I both liked this recipe. They are very rich. I ended up using a little less butterscotch chips than the recipe called for and added more chocolate chips.
Weibs1 on 7.21.2010




My daughter and I made these last night. They don’t taste like a kit kat at all but they are good. Next time I will sub chocolate chips for the butterscotch (only because I don’t like butterscotch very much). Will make again – especially for a party.
prairieprincess on 7.23.2010




Gotta tell you I was leary about the number of Club crackers in the recipe but I followed the recipe exactly and I’m glad I did. While I didn’t think they tasted that much like Kit Kat bars they did taste DELICIOUS. Shared with my coworkers and they were a hit. And you were right the Club crackers were necessary to add that buttery, salty crunch to it. Great recipe!
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Sweetpea Nancy on 6.15.2010
These sound so delicious! Can you tell me what “Club crackers” are? Are they like soda crackers? I have to make these soon! Thanks for sharing.
Chloe on 6.16.2010
they are rectangular crackers haha i guess i don’t know any other way to describe them. i usually use the keebler brand. and these are super delicious i wish i could get the picture up.
chigirl09 on 6.18.2010
I’m making these this weekend! Can’t wait…and love that I don’t have to turn the oven on for them!
Marie @ My Culinary Calling on 6.18.2010
I goggled for a picture of club crackers (because i didn’t know either!) and they look like butter crackers. In Western Canada they are called Top-ables I think (not sure the spelling)
Kimmy W on 6.25.2010
Oh Chloe its a good thing I don’t have Butterscotch Chips or I would be making this now and then eating the whole thing LOL. Thanks for the recipe.
angiedear on 6.25.2010
Just made these! Waiting for them to cool. I’ve also heard them called Twix Bars.
vintageretrowife on 6.26.2010
These are great! My mom always makes them for fancy get-togethers and yes, they ARE addicting!
shezachef on 7.3.2010
I made these tonight, I think they are great! I don’t think they taste anything like Kit Kats, but they do resemble a candy bar. Very good!
momof4boys67 on 7.6.2010
I made these for my 4th of July picnic – they were a HUGE hit! Thanks for the recipe.
tummytreasure on 7.6.2010
These are very, very delicious and were a huge hit at our Fourth of July gathering this past weekend. I have to say though, they don’t taste anything like a Kit Kat bar. It was a little bit of a letdown to everyone who was eager to have a homemade kit kat.
I will definitely make these again, but I have to give them a new name.
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