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Peanut Butter Bars

Joe saw these and requested them a couple weeks ago. I just got around to making them last night and OMG worth it!!! Super simple and I think they will freeze well as a sweet treat later. I chose crushed graham crackers for the peanut butter layer and topped it with finishing salt and crushed pretzels. Next time I wanna try making them in cupcake tins so they are single serve and cuter.

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  1. You mean you'll have any left to freeze? Not if I was there - they look dangerously good. Like choco-pnut butter crack!

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  2. Seriously, who are our computer people? C? Brian? Anyone? I need someone to program a way for me to eat what I see on the computer. These are right up my street and look delicious!

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