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The Cheerio/honey/peanut butter mixture can get very sticky! To save yourself a lot of hassle, keep a can of spray oil nearby. Spray your hands, your spoon, your spatula, and of course your pan with oil to avoid stickiness.

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I made a double batch of this recipe. I also added a half cup of lightly chopped walnuts and half cup of ground flaxseed. The peanut butter and honey mixture was mostly absorbed so it literally just slid right out of my mixing bowl. My wife and I both love it. Taste great!

A few weeks ago my friends at General Mills Cereal reached out to me to let me know that they had a new product coming out, Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios. General Mills is great about keeping bloggers such as myself in the loop when new products come out, but this was a bit different. They know that we have a nut allergy in our home and they wanted to talk to me a bit about the product and the lengths of which General Mills is going to in order to make sure that the existing products that are still safe for those with peanut allergies.

The peanut butter used to make Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios will be added at a separate facility to avoid any cross contamination. Other Cheerios varieties such as Original Cheerios, Multi-Grain Cheerios, Pumpkin Spice Cheerios, Chocolate Cheerios and Very Berry Cheerios continue to be safe for those with peanut allergies.

Of course, this isn't the first chocolate peanut butter cereal out there. I used to have to hide my OG Reese's Puffs from my roommates before I ate them all straight from the box, sans milk, and with my hands, like some type of savage. Of course, my hands would get all sticky (I feel like I'm confessing a lot here). But Cheerios are usually easier to eat with your hands, so if you're a late person like me and don't have time for a morning meal, these will also probably make for an awesome snack or breakfast to-go.

General Mills has recently introduced Multi Grain Cheerios Peanut Butter cereal, which the manufacturer touts as allowing consumers to "(i)ndulge in real peanut butter taste without derailing your diet."

The Cheerios fears come on the heels of the death last week of a Virginia first grader who suffered an allergic reaction during recess. Her mother told reporters she had a peanut allergy. Police reported today that she had received a peanut from another student who was unaware of her allergy.

Clowes said that within the last two weeks, she's heard from some 60 parents worried about the new Cheerios. Nicole Smith, a Colorado mom and the founder of the site AllergicChild.com, said one woman left her a Facebook message saying her husband accidentally bought the peanut butter Cheerios cereal for their couple's allergic son.

Clowes said what would make parents more comfortable with the new product is if the peanut butter Cheerios themselves were somehow made to look more different than plain Cheerios, but that's an idea General Mills rejects.

Microwave the chocolate and peanut butter on high by 30 second intervals stirring after each time until the chocolate is melted and creamy. Microwaves vary and I started with frozen chocolate chips, but it took us two minutes to melt the chocolate.

This looks yummy! Are the marshmallows necessary to make similar treats? My mom used to make butterscotch rice krispy treats without marshmallows, I think, and those were my favorite dessert(besides ice cream, of course).

So I tryed this and not sure what happened, but I had the same problem others did, I had to double the butter, peanut butter & marshmallows mixture, & we ate them the next day & they were hard as a rock. So sorry, but thanks for the idea.

Cheerios: Being that Reese's cereal holds a nostalgic place in my heart, I initially side-eyed these Cheerios...but not for long. These taste so fucking good. They somehow managed to keep the OG Cheerio flavor but still got in a good amount of both chocolate and peanut butter.

Cheerios: First of all, I love any and all Cheerios. They are the OG breakfast of champions or, in my case, lazy women over 30. So, it's probably not a big surprise that I LOVED these. They have just a hint of chocolate and peanut butter flavor, but not so much where it tasted like a sugar-y cereal.

I love creating recipes based on items that we keep stocked at all times, and peanut butter and honey are obvious pantry staples! My kids eat peanut butter by the spoonful, but we also use it in my Classic Peanut Butter Cookies and Peanut Butter M&M Cookies. I use honey in this savory Honey Chipotle Meatballs recipe and as a delicious Honey Lime Dressing with fresh fruit.

I used a peanut butter, coconut oil, honey mixture to help hold everything together. These are no-bake granola bars, so you just need to bring the liquid mixture to boil in a saucepan, pour over the Cheerios and oats, press into a pan, and let cool.

I made these for my dog yesterday and sadly he will not eat them. While I was preparing them he was very excited, I know he could could smell the peanut butter. After they were baked-no interest at all. I warmed them so he could smell more of the peanut butter, still no interest. Ideas?

Made these for my 4 dogs and they love them. I used regular cheerios to cut down on the sugar. I think I will try a little less oil next time too. The peanut butter has a lot of oil in it already. Thanks for sharing this recipe. Like I said my dogs just loved them.

At least, not when it was made into these crunchy, chewy treats made with marshmallows, peanut butter, and a splash of vanilla. I think my boys actually loved these as much as my Rice Krispies Treats.

Peanut Butter Marshmallow Cheerios Bars Save Print Prep time 10 mins Total time 10 mins Author: Ally Recipe type: Dessert Serves: 12 bars Ingredients 3 Tbsp. unsalted butter 1 10-oz. package of marshmallows 2 tsp. vanilla extract cup creamy peanut butter 6 cups Cheerios cereal Instructions Grease a 13x9-inch baking pan with cooking spray or butter. Melt the butter in a large pot over low heat. Once the butter is melted, add the marshmallows and cook until the marshmallows have melted, stirring occasionally. Stir in the vanilla extract. Remove the mixture from the heat and stir in the peanut butter and Cheerios until everything is coated evenly. Transfer the mixture to the baking pan, pressing it into one even layer. Let the bars cool, then use a knife to cut into squares. You can eat then immediately or store them in an airtight container at room temperature. 3.5.3251

Melt: Combine the granulated sugar and corn syrup in a saucepan. Bring the mixture to a boil, and then take the pan off the heat. Add the peanut butter and vanilla to the sugar mixture. Stir until smooth.

Last week, Ammaria Johnson, a seven-year-old Virginia girl, died after an allergic reaction at school. Police say she was given a peanut by another child unaware of her allergy. Johnson ate the peanut on the playground of her Chesterfield County elementary school during recess and stopped breathing.

Now add in 1 bag of marshmallows. Using a spatula, stir until your marshmallows and butter are completely melted together. Be careful not to heat the marshmallows too long. They become brittle and harder to mix later if they get too hot for too long.

These cheerio bars have a peanut buttery coating surrounding lots of cheerios. They hold their shape nicely and have the perfect amount of stickiness. They are not-too-sweet and the balance of peanut butter is spot on with the other ingredients. It really is hard to eat just one!

Peanut butter - The peanut butter also forms the binder and is the predominant flavor. You may use creamy or crunchy peanut butter in this recipe. I do not recommend using no-stir or natural peanut butter.

Peanut Butter Cheerio Bars with M&Ms are insanely delicious cereal treats loaded with marshmallows and peanut butter and topped with M&Ms, a peanut buttery drizzle, and salty roasted peanuts. Perfect lunch box treat or after school snack.

Cheerio Peanut Butter Bars are ridiculously yummy no bake treats you can make on the stovetop or in the microwave with butter, creamy peanut butter, tons of marshmallows, and Cheerios.

Peanut butter chips. The melted peanut butter chip drizzle on top adds even more peanut butter flavor. If you want, you can even toss some into the marshmallow peanut butter mixture with the cereal, but that's totally optional.

In a small microwave-safe bowl, melt cup peanut butter chips and 2 teaspoons butter in 30 second intervals, stirring in between, until the chips are melted. Add a little bit of water and stir until it is smooth, creamy, and the perfect drizzling consistency.

Place the butter, peanut butter, and marshmallows in a large microwave-safe bowl. Microwave on high for 2-3 minutes, stopping to stir every minute (the marshmallows get really big and puffy!), until everything is melted, creamy, and smooth.

Peanut butter is a very large part of the American diet, more now than ever. Simply because it mixes well with things and it taste great. That's why the folks at General Mills thought consumers would be excited Cheerios comes in a new peanut butter flavor, but parents of children with allergies are very upset about the new cereal.

Peanut butter is a very large part of the American diet, more now than ever. Simply because it mixes well with things and it taste great. That's why the folks at General Mills thought consumers would be excited Cheerios comes in a new peanut butter flavor, but parents of children with allergies are very upset about the new cereal. 041b061a72