It would have been nice to be able to leave out even one word of the title, but the truth is, I could have added a few more and it still wouldn’t have made a large enough impression. These brownies – these Double Fudge Peanut Butter Snickers Brownies – are hands down about the best thing I have made this year. And I’ve made some pretty amazing things, if I do say so myself. Imagine a chocolaty, gooey but firm brownie, topped with the smooth, uber delicious soft peanut butter creaminess, in which chunks of Peanut Butter Snickers and peanuts have been thoughtfully mixed in. An oh yeah, all of it is topped with the perfect layer of Dark Chocolate silk…
And now you can just die.
Die, I tell you. it’s comfort food at it’s absolute finest.
Ladies – you know precisely when you will be eating these. And by that, I actually mean all month. Just do it now, before the dreaded swimsuit season.
Consider yourself warned.
Double Fudge Peanut Butter Snickers Brownies
Makes 24
- 1 Box Double Fudge Brownie Mix from Duncan Hines (or your choice, but this new line from DH is VERY good), prepared as directed for fudgy brownies
Peanut Butter Layer
- 1/3 cup softened butter
- 1/2 cup chunky peanut butter (I used PB & Co.)
- 1 Tablespoon Vanilla Extract
- 2 cups Powdered Sugar
- 2 Peanut Butter Snickers, chopped
Topping
- 3/4 cup Dark Chocolate Chunks (I used Scharffen Berger 70%)
- 2 Tbsp. Butter, chopped
Preheat oven to temperature indicated on brownie mix (or your own recipe). Line an 8×8 baking pan with parchment paper, with 2 sides overlapping the pan, to make for easy removal. Spray the parchment and pan. Once brownies are prepared and baked, allow to cool slightly. If they get too cool, it makes the peanut butter layer less likely to stick, and stickiness in this application is good.
In the bowl of a stand mixer, combine the peanut butter, butter, and vanilla until creamy. Add the powdered sugar until well combined. Stir in the chopped Snickers.
Press the peanut butter mixture into the the brownie pan. Pop into the refrigerator while preparing the chocolate for the top.
Heat the chocolate for 35 seconds in the microwave, then stir. Add in the butter, and microwave for 25 second. Stir again thoroughly. If not fully melted, repeat at 15 second intervals until smooth and shiny. Pour over peanut butter layer and spread with spatula. Allow to cool completely. Using the overhang of parchment, lift the brownies from the pan and cut into serving sizes. Enjoy!










































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Trouble. Capital T. How am I supposed to go to bed when I have all the ingredients for these in my kitchen, and I was just lamenting my addiction to peanut butter? HOW?
Yummy! When I read this yesterday on FB – I thought it was a peanut butter snicker fudge in the middle thus the Carrie and you making me want fudge comment- but this is just as wonderful.
The peanut butter layer is basically fudge, just pressed into the brownies. No need to re-invent the wheel.
these look so good! road trip snacks?
Maybe – if you are making them.
These sound insane! I will have to try the new DH brownies!
I am pleasnatly surprised by the new DH line. Costs more, but appears to be worth it.
Ooo, that peanut butter layer looks so smooth and creamy. What a treat!
You know, saying “cut into serving sizes” just leaves too much open to interpretation.
Can I just have these now???? I’ve been cooking more savory stuff this week like Spinach Artichoke dip with red bell pepper and hints of bacon for National Chip & Dip day post today, and so I’ve had my fill of savory and now i need SWEET SWEET chocolate!
These sound and look amazing!
Now see – I need chips and dip. greener grass and all!
YUM!
DIVINE!
I need these desperately today!
MAJOR drooooooooooooool.
Oh wow!!! These look INSANE!!! I’ll definitely be trying these ASAP!!!
definitely going to have to try these!
So decadent!!
Sheesh, those look divine, Susan!
Thanks!! Try them sometime!
Peanut butter-chocolate is a food group, right?
If it isn’t, it should be.
You’re killing me women!
I might get a belly ache after eating a whole pan of these, which I could really do! But I think it would be worth it.
Oh, it’s worth it.
This sounds Wonderful BUT…
it says 24 servings. HOW do you get 24 servings out of an 8×8??????
I cut my brownies not into squares, but into rectangles. 4 across, 6 down. You could always do 5 across and 5 down, making 25, OR, just cut it twice and make 4. 4 is a good size, and you can say, “I only had half a brownie.”
The pictures are drool-worthy. I can only imagine what these taste like. I think I found the perfect Friday baking project – and the product will be perfect for a rainy indoor weekend. Thank you!
They are so easy! Make them first thing, and eat on them all weekend!
I made these the day after you posted because I needed a killer dessert to bring to a girls’ night out (in) – which was then canceled. And now I have a slowly but steadily shrinking pan of these outrageous babies in my fridge. Not only did you kick my butt at Words, but you are increasing its size as well! These are awesome.
Hahaha! Just more butt for me to kick.
Glad you liked them!
These look great! I made Peanut Butter Cupcakes with PB&J Buttercream (yes, that’s right peanut butter and jelly flavored buttercream!) for my post today and I am finding that everyone is making PB recipes this week and last! These look sooo good…drooling!
Is there an easier way to print these recipes than to print every thing? My printer is running out of ink, being as everything sounds so good!