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Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns

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Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns. Perfect little bite for kid parties and harvest time. Great DIY kids’ craft. Super cute. Fun to make, fun to eat. Perfect Thanksgiving favor.

Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns. Perfect little fun bite for kid parties and harvest time. Great DIY kids' craft. Super cute. Fun to make, fun to eat.

Fall is so wonderful in New England. The nights get cooler, the days crisper. Around here I’m pulling out my cowboy boots and hunting for scarves. The leaves will start morphing into vibrant reds, yellow and oranges in just a few weeks.

So here’s a fun little harvest snack that’s cute and quick to make, perfect to usher in the season. Not labor intensive. Not rocket science. These Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns are a fun little bite for harvest and fall classroom parties.

They fit the bill. A friend made them for a party last week. Big hit!!! I thought they were so clever, that you should know about them too. 🙂

Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns. Perfect little fun bite for kid parties and harvest time. Great DIY kids' craft. Super cute. Fun to make, fun to eat.

We all know peanut butter and chocolate is the best combo. But these Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns are also the perfect little DIY craft. For kids of all ages. Super easy. Super cute. Fun to make, fun to eat.

Pretty much the easiest snack you’ll ever make. Use melted chocolate as “glue” to assemble the little acorn stems and caps onto the acorns. You may use tweezers to add the mini chocolate chip “stem”.

Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns. Perfect little fun bite for kid parties and harvest time. Great DIY kids' craft. Super cute. Fun to make, fun to eat.

The ingredient list is short!

Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns. Perfect little fun bite for kid parties and harvest time. Great DIY kids' craft. Super cute. Fun to make, fun to eat. Thanksgiving.

Acorn-gathering squirrels of all ages might just go nuts over these Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns! 

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Peanut Butter & Chocolate Acorns

An easy, fun chocolate and peanut butter DIY snack. Yum!

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5 minTotal Time

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Ingredients

  • Nutter Butter Bites
  • Hershey Kisses
  • Mini chocolate chips

Instructions

  1. In a microwave-safe dish, melt about 1/8 cup mini chips to use as "glue"
  2. Dip mini-chips in melted chocolate and attach "acorn stems" to Nutter Butter bites.
  3. (It may be easier to use (sterilized!) tweezers than your fingers to attach the mini-chocolate chips - they're so tiny!)
  4. Use peanut butter cookie filling to "glue" Nutter Butter Bite or half Nutter Butter Bite onto Hershey Kisses.
  5. Let chocolate harden a few minutes and serve.
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  6. Fun! I showed these to my daughter and she is so excited! She is wild for nutter butters and anything chocolate. What a fun and cute idea to make, especially now that all the class parties are approaching. Thanks for sharing!
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  7. Do I ever LOVE this cute idea!!! (The picture of that squirrel about freaked me out, though -- let's just say we've had a "problem" with them in the past...)
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  13. These are adorable!! (Except for the squirrel pics. I have an aversion to those rats with fuzzy tails. They have overrun our back yard!!) ;)
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  18. What a nice idea Allie ! Je pense que tout le monde va a aimer cette recette, pas seulement les écureuils ! Have a lovely weekend with your family ! xo
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  25. Those are awesome. Those peanut butter cookies might be hard to find in Australia. They're a terrific idea and love the squirrels too – we don't have those in Aus either! cheers from kid can doodle.
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    • Thanks so much for dropping by Susan, and these acorns taste better than the ones in the back yard. I'm sure I would miss them too if I moved away. That and the jagged coastline. Have a wonderful weekend!!!
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  32. Omgeeeeosh - I so love that you posted these - I made these for a Thanksgiving get together after reading your post that year and they were so fun to eat - and make! I need to break these out again- so so adorable! Happy FriYAY my friend - it;s getting cold here too - 55 this morning - whaaaaaat??? In September in GA???? Time to move! I once met a chap on a bus who told me that he only stayed in places where the lowest temperature was higher than his age - the older I get, the more I see his wisdom! :) Hoping y'all have a wonderful weekend XOXO
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    • Hi Jean - I just hold it between my fingers and dip the flat part, you just need a little melted chocolate to make it stick! Good luck and enjoy! Thanks for dropping by.
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    • That is what I was thinking...lol.. I don't exactly have tiny fingers! How did you make out.? I have the ingredients . Want to try...
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      • Try using tweezers - I made a huge batch, maybe 150, two weeks ago - I sterilized the tweezers and it worked like a charm.
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  4. […] These store-bought cookies atop Hershey Kisses® make this dessert easy to make, along with being affordable. These sweet treats resemble acorns, fitting into the Thanksgiving theme.  Along with being the perfect dessert for the autumn season, these sweets are delicious and filled with a chocolatey-peanut butter flavor. Ilyssa Siegel, sophomore at Pascack Hills High School, talks about how cute these desserts are and how her family would put these treats in little bags to give to her family as they left. […]
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