Peanut Butter Cups

omid990
omid990 Posts: 785 Member
edited September 19 in Food and Nutrition
I just made the peanut butter cups off of the hungry website and omg it was so good:love:

i didn't follow the recipe exactly as it was on the site but here is what i did:

i whisked together 1/3 cup of peanut butter with 1 cup of cool whip. then i folded in the rest of the 8oz container. I spooned this mixture into cupcake liner thingies (can't think of the technical term for them at the moment:grumble: ) and then covered each with a tablespoon of hershey's chocolate syrup. I let that freeze for a couple of hours and omg it was soooo good. They were all fluffy and yummy.

the calories for each came out to be a a little over a hundred.

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  • nikki4ever
    nikki4ever Posts: 116
    oh my yummy! but what is the "hungry website" just curious!
  • hmo4
    hmo4 Posts: 1,673 Member
    I just made the peanut butter cups off of the hungry website and omg it was so good:love:

    i didn't follow the recipe exactly as it was on the site but here is what i did:

    i whisked together 1/3 cup of peanut butter with 1 cup of cool whip. then i folded in the rest of the 8oz container. I spooned this mixture into cupcake liner thingies (can't think of the technical term for them at the moment:grumble: ) and then covered each with a tablespoon of hershey's chocolate syrup. I let that freeze for a couple of hours and omg it was soooo good. They were all fluffy and yummy.

    the calories for each came out to be a a little over a hundred.

    That sounds awesome. Thanks
  • Skagirl
    Skagirl Posts: 81 Member
    oh my yummy! but what is the "hungry website" just curious!
    Hungry-girl . com

    Those look fantastic! I may have to go buy some cool whip and hershey's syrup. :tongue:
  • gettinfitmama
    gettinfitmama Posts: 164 Member
    OMG, love that website...and I get the newsletters but I never would have thought of that recipe! YUM!!!
    Need to add coolwhip and hershey's to the grocery list for tomorrow!!!

    Thanks so much for sharing this!!!!
  • czewwhat
    czewwhat Posts: 8,715
    I wonder if it would work with real whipped cream? Since cool whip is not real food, I was wondering!
  • riveraphx
    riveraphx Posts: 380 Member
    bumpin this to look at later, this sounds like a nice treat
  • Johnnyswife
    Johnnyswife Posts: 1,447 Member
    I just made the peanut butter cups off of the hungry website and omg it was so good:love:

    i didn't follow the recipe exactly as it was on the site but here is what i did:

    i whisked together 1/3 cup of peanut butter with 1 cup of cool whip. then i folded in the rest of the 8oz container. I spooned this mixture into cupcake liner thingies (can't think of the technical term for them at the moment:grumble: ) and then covered each with a tablespoon of hershey's chocolate syrup. I let that freeze for a couple of hours and omg it was soooo good. They were all fluffy and yummy.

    the calories for each came out to be a a little over a hundred.
    They have a website?? And no one told me? lol I want the book, but can't afford any extras right now.

    I'm going to have to make those. My poor hubby was craving sweets badly, and is trying hard to be good, so I don't get discouraged. :flowerforyou:
  • ecrb77
    ecrb77 Posts: 78
    thanks for posting this- sounds awesome!:bigsmile:

    google the "hungry girl" and it'll bring up the website!
  • pinksultana
    pinksultana Posts: 162 Member
    what is cool whip? im assuming its an american brand...is it canned whipped cream??
  • Melissa_123
    Melissa_123 Posts: 115
    can't wait to try this..thanks!
  • Melissa_123
    Melissa_123 Posts: 115
    what is cool whip? im assuming its an american brand...is it canned whipped cream??

    Haha, yes, But it comes in a tub (maybe canned now, too) but you can get fat free or sugar free.
  • Melissa_123
    Melissa_123 Posts: 115
    I just made the peanut butter cups off of the hungry website and omg it was so good:love:

    i didn't follow the recipe exactly as it was on the site but here is what i did:

    i whisked together 1/3 cup of peanut butter with 1 cup of cool whip. then i folded in the rest of the 8oz container. I spooned this mixture into cupcake liner thingies (can't think of the technical term for them at the moment:grumble: ) and then covered each with a tablespoon of hershey's chocolate syrup. I let that freeze for a couple of hours and omg it was soooo good. They were all fluffy and yummy.

    the calories for each came out to be a a little over a hundred.

    for it to add up to 100 calories was it fat free or sugar free and Natural peanut butter?
  • czewwhat
    czewwhat Posts: 8,715
    what is cool whip? im assuming its an american brand...is it canned whipped cream??

    cool whip is an artificial substitute for whipped cream. frozen, in a tub. I don't eat it.
  • czewwhat
    czewwhat Posts: 8,715
    For those who never read it, here is the cool whip info:

    http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/48241-a-delicious-blend-of-sugar-wax-and-condom-lube

    enjoy!
  • jmdolan
    jmdolan Posts: 128
    YUM!
  • rtmama
    rtmama Posts: 403 Member

    I am wondering if you could substitute something like Marshmallow Fluff for the cool whip?

    Something to experiment with.
  • czewwhat
    czewwhat Posts: 8,715
    I have a very long way to go to eat everything "clean" not preaching, but I never liked the stuff before I knew!
    I bought a tub of it once and accidentally left it out before preparing my recipe. I was horrified when I opened it, it looked like a lump of waxy curdled milk floating in oily looking water! Can you imagine what it does to your arteries?

    So has anyone tried the peanut butter cups with real whipped cream?
  • hasiangirl
    hasiangirl Posts: 1,613
    sounds delicious but people on here have scared me from the delicious coolwhip :grumble: :laugh:
  • omid990
    omid990 Posts: 785 Member
    I just made the peanut butter cups off of the hungry website and omg it was so good:love:

    i didn't follow the recipe exactly as it was on the site but here is what i did:

    i whisked together 1/3 cup of peanut butter with 1 cup of cool whip. then i folded in the rest of the 8oz container. I spooned this mixture into cupcake liner thingies (can't think of the technical term for them at the moment:grumble: ) and then covered each with a tablespoon of hershey's chocolate syrup. I let that freeze for a couple of hours and omg it was soooo good. They were all fluffy and yummy.

    the calories for each came out to be a a little over a hundred.

    for it to add up to 100 calories was it fat free or sugar free and Natural peanut butter?

    nope. it was with regular cool whip and generic store-brand peanut butter. if you were to substitute it with fat free cool whip and sugar free chocolate, it would have a much lower calorie count.
  • omid990
    omid990 Posts: 785 Member
    I have a very long way to go to eat everything "clean" not preaching, but I never liked the stuff before I knew!
    I bought a tub of it once and accidentally left it out before preparing my recipe. I was horrified when I opened it, it looked like a lump of waxy curdled milk floating in oily looking water! Can you imagine what it does to your arteries?

    So has anyone tried the peanut butter cups with real whipped cream?

    i don't know if it will work because real whip cream is so temperamental if you over-stir it. also, i've always had a problem freezing real whip cream.
  • czewwhat
    czewwhat Posts: 8,715
    I have a very long way to go to eat everything "clean" not preaching, but I never liked the stuff before I knew!
    I bought a tub of it once and accidentally left it out before preparing my recipe. I was horrified when I opened it, it looked like a lump of waxy curdled milk floating in oily looking water! Can you imagine what it does to your arteries?

    So has anyone tried the peanut butter cups with real whipped cream?

    i don't know if it will work because real whip cream is so temperamental if you over-stir it. also, i've always had a problem freezing real whip cream.

    Oh well, dip the chocolate in the peanut butter!
  • Magenta15
    Magenta15 Posts: 850 Member
    here's two HG posts with this recipe, each uses a diff PB so the cal count is a lil different :smile:

    www.hungry-girl.com/chew/chewdetails.php?isid=946

    www.hungry-girl.com/week/weeklydetails.php?isid=432


    PG:flowerforyou:
  • weaverc
    weaverc Posts: 158
    I have a similar recipe by Weight Watchers and it is to die for!
  • jnikitow
    jnikitow Posts: 334
    Ok. I tried it.

    It was higher in calories, but it came out good. I really liked it. This is what I did:

    I made some homemade whipped cream using my Magic Bullet.

    1 cup whipped cream
    1/4 cup Skippy reduced fat peanut butter
    10 tsp Hershey Lite Chocolate Syrup

    Mix the whipped cream and peanut butter until well blended. Then instead of using a muffin tin or liners, I put 2 tbsp of the whipped cream/peanut butter mixture in each section of an ice cube tray (only used 10 sections.) Then topped each section off with a tsp. of Hershey Lite Syrup. I put it in the freezer for about an hour and a half. It probably should be in there a little longer than that.

    Nutrition Facts:

    Calories: 140
    Fat: 12
    Sodium: 76
    Carbs: 5
    Fiber: 0.6
    Sugar: 3
    Protein: 2
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