Ingredients:
1 tube of crescent rolls
Peanut butter
Semi sweet chocolate chips
Directions:
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Unroll the crescent rolls and spread a layer of peanut butter on each triangle.
Then top with chocolate chips.
Or if you dislike peanut butter (like my daughter thinks she does), skip it and just add the chocolate chips. =)
Roll from the bottom of the triangle to the point.
Place in the oven and bake for 10-11 minutes or until golden brown.
Remove from the oven and serve while hot (let it cool down just a tad for the little ones so they don't burn their mouth).
Enjoy!
They look really yummy. I'll have to make these with my girls. Its so simple they would be able make their own. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness. that looks yummy!! defiantely gonna try this with my kids
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yummy love that the kids made them....I made some with cream cheese and jam that were delicious as well. new follower, come visit when you get a chance
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Found you thanks to your post on Chocolate Muffin Tree's Facebook post! We made these before as well. I have also done pb&j, just chocolate chips, and Nutella for us grown ups!
ReplyDeleteThose look really yummy and so easy to make. Thanks for sharing. We love chocolate chips here, so I'm sure this recipe will be a winner.
ReplyDeleteAwe, they look like their having a great time making these :) Thanks for the idea and for connecting at Facebook. I am now following your blog.
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ReplyDeleteTasty !!! reminds me of the treats form when i lived in Egypt - they're too delish !! and the packaging is pretty too! The treats were called molto - anyone in Egypt (lol) check 'em out !
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You can also use Phyllo /strudel dough and cut into elongated triangles. Try filling with chopped candy bars- great after Halloween
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