Homemade Snickers Bars – this copycat is better than the original! No complicated ingredients which makes it easy and done in 30 minutes! Snicker bars lovers – you have to make them!!
HOMEMADE SNICKERS BARS
Please, do take time to indulge in the image of gooey caramel of this homemade candy bar version. It is quite incredible you can make it in your own kitchen and quite embarrassing how many squares you will eat afterward. I simply cannot get over it.
It is a temptation hard to resist. It’s winning (because you made your own candy bar) but losing because you can’t stop eating it.
Then again, you are not making this copycat during your diet (I hope not!) so let’s just forget about the guilt and fully indulge in this decadent treat. Every single layer is absolutely delicious and together they make for one quite genius combo. Peanut butter chocolate bottom and top make for the perfect “packaging”, while nougat (yes, you can make your own nougat with just a few simple ingredients!) with peanuts and a gooey caramel layers create a mouth-watering filling for the bar. Absolutely irresistible!
If Snicker candy bars are your weakness or you know someone who loves them (for me, that would be my Hubby!) – take on this creation and make it! It is a time-consuming project only because there are a few layers made (and a few pots to clean) – but highly worth it! The payoff cannot be beaten! Each layer sets as you prepare the next one. The first time I made them, I actually had to stop after the nougat layer to finish my other projects. The beauty of no-bake desserts with layers is that you can stop after any layer and finish when ready. However, if the craving is strong and you want the bars now, you can make them quickly!
How to store Homemade Snickers Bars?
These Snicker bars are the best at room temperature because the caramel softens up and becomes gooey. You can store the leftovers in a freezer as you would with any store-bought candy bars. My Husband is crazy about this copycat and that says a lot! Homemade candy bars are so fun to make and incredible in taste. I have a few more recipes coming this holiday season so stay tuned, sweet friends!
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Peanut Butter Chocolate Truffle Bars
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This copycat is better than the original! No complicated ingredients which makes it easy and done in 30 minutes! Snicker bars lovers - you have to make them!!
- 1.25 cup milk chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup smooth peanut butter
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup evaporated milk
- 1.5 cup marshmallow fluff
- 1/4 cup smooth peanut butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1.25 cup peanuts chopped
- 1 11 oz bag of caramels unwrapped, I used Kraft
- 1/4 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1.25 cup milk chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup smooth peanut butter
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Line a 13" x 9" pan with aluminum foil. Set aside.
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In a double boiler or a microwave safe dish, melt milk chocolate chips and peanut butter together. Stir until completely smooth.
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Pour onto the bottom of prepared pan.
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Place in fridge to set.
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In a medium saucepan, combine butter, sugar and evaporated milk. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly to dissolve sugar. Bring to boil and cook for 5 minutes.
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Add marshmallow fluff peanut butter and vanilla. Cook and stir constantly until the mixture is smooth.
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Remove from heat and stir in chopped peanuts.
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Pour the mixture over set chocolate layer. Spread evenly.
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Place pan back in the fridge to set.
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Place caramels and heavy whipping cream in a medium saucepan. Cook over medium heat until caramels are melted and the mixture is smooth.
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Pour over the nougat layer. Set aside to cool completely.
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In a double boiler or microwave safe dish, melt together chocolate and peanut butter until smooth.
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Pour over caramel layer and spread evenly.
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Place pan in the fridge to set, preferably for 2 hours.
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When set, slice into squares or rectangles. Store in fridge in an air-tight container.
Original recipe: How Sweet Eats
Cathy Trochelman says
I am totally drooling over these! I LOVE Snickers and love the idea of homemade!!! But I would have to share….an entire pan would be just too dangerous!
Kristyn says
Oh my! These look amazing! I can’t wait to give these a try!
Katerina says
Heck YEAH this is better than the original! It’s gorgeous!! I want all that melty stuff in my face, like, this very moment!
Jennie says
Diet? I’m not even remotely familiar with that term. That being said, pass all the bars! These look amazing. Pinned.
Cookin Canuck says
I know for certain that I wouldn’t be able to stop at just one. What an awesome treat!
Andi says
I can’t believe you can make these in a half hour. They look so perfect! Way better than the original I’m sure.
Renee says
I’d only make these if I had someone to give them to. I know me. I’d eat the whole pan by myself, and I certainly don’t need that (but I’d have fun doing it)!
[email protected] says
YES! They are too tempting!
Erin says
These look incredible!! I love all that gooey caramel coming out, definitely need to make these at my house. I am sure they are so much better than the normal Snickers candy.
[email protected] says
They are! Which makes them even better! Thanks, Erin!
Medha says
These look delicious! I love making candy at home 🙂
Amanda says
I made homemade Snickers bars once, and OMG, they were amazing! I have not made them again simply because they were so irresistible. Yours look incredible!
Becky Hardin says
These give my heart a little pitter patter! YUM!
Christie says
So I have seen so many of these copycat butterfinger recipes and they always use the candy corn.. It was hurting my head at the thought of using candy corn and nuking them. Well, Butterfinger is one of the hubby’s favs so I finally broke down and tried them…. I would say they are about a 90% copycat, super easy to make, they even get a crunchy crumbly inner texture. They were amazingly good, and I don’t like chocolate or candy in general, I just bake for the family. Candy corn is now stocked up on during Halloween so the can be made regularly.