As you can see … these are not the kind of smoothies that contain fruit. They are smoothies because of their smooth texture and taste. The peanut butter keeps the candy soft … they will melt in your mouth and your hand!
Smoothies are one of those quick things that you can whip up in no time.
This is what you will need …
- 12 ounces white chocolate chips
- 11 ounces butterscotch chips
- 3/4 cup smooth peanut butter (not the type requiring refrigeration)
- paper cups (mini muffin or smaller)
- sprinkles (optional decorations)
- squeeze bottle (optional)
Line a mini muffin pan with paper cups. Put both types of chips and the peanut butter in a microwave safe bowl …
Microwave for 1 minute, then stir. Microwave again for about 30 seconds, stir … repeat if necessary …
This next step will just make your life easier … using a squeeze bottle helps keep the cups neat and speeds up the cup filling process. Pour the melted mixture into a large squeeze bottle …
Warning … if you have teenage (or adult) boys helping you in the kitchen today, they may be tempted to squeeze the smoothies into their mouth instead of the paper cups! I have lost many smoothies due to this “help” with the holiday candy making in my home 🙂
Now, if you have the “help” under control … fill up the paper cups …
Tap the pan on the counter to flatten out the tops …
I like to add chocolate sprinkles just to give them a little decor … so add some sprinkles or drizzle with chocolate … if you like. Place in the fridge or freezer for a few minutes to harden up …
Package up and give them to someone you like …
This recipe makes about 40 mini muffin size cups. Use smaller cups to get more!
SWEET SIMPLE STUFF 
These sound great and could hardly be easier. Thanks!
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I am so into easy 🙂
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Oh yes, these are wonderful. You make such Great goodies.
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Love these!!!! Where did you buy the holiday boxes to house them?
Thank you! :o)
Mickey
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Thank you. The boxes came from the Dollar Tree.
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I made these last week, anyone I shared them with loved them, but one word stood out, rich… So I changed up the recipe a little. I used half white chips and have semi-sweet. Another amazing recipe!! Now I have peanut butter and chocolate ones!!
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Yeah, another recipe!
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I am SO making these!!!!!! Thanks!!!!! Merry Christmas!
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You will be glad that you did … they are soooo easy and soooo smooth 🙂
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I did make these and everyone LOVED them. A new Christmas tradition:)
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I love these. Thanks
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Thanks Trish 🙂
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Boy, so late seeing this one. But you are a lifesaver. My son’s birthday is the 24th, and he adores all things peanut butter. And these are so super simple and look so lovely, that it will make his day. And mine. Thanks a million. Happy Holidays.
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Thank you Jaan … hope you some enjoys them 🙂
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I make this plain and I also put some rice krispies cereal in a zip lock bag and gently smash it. I
then add it to some of the plain mixture. Two choices are then available.
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Love the rice krispies 😉
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