With their 5 layers of awesomeness- peanut butter, pretzels, caramel, peanuts, and chocolate- these homemade candy bars have a sweet and salty thing going on that is incredibly addicting. Totally worth the little extra jiggle, in my opinion. But homemade candy bars are surprisingly easy to make (though they do take a bit of time and dirty a few dishes) and the end result is way better than what you can buy. Take 5 (Snack Size) Nutrition Facts Serving Size 2 pieces (31 g) Amount Per Serving Calories 200 Daily Values Total Fat 10.00g 13 Saturated Fat 5.000g 25 Trans Fat 0.000g Cholesterol 0mg 0 Sodium 180mg 8 Total Carbohydrate 26.00g 9 Dietary Fiber 1.0g 4 Sugars 18.00g Protein 4. It’s a way around my “no candy” policy and my hips are not happy with me. Then place back in fridge for 10-20 minutes to harden the chocolate. Once coated, place back onto parchment paper. Using a fork, dip the squares into the chocolate coating both sides. You see, ever since I discovered how easy it is to make homemade snickers, I’ve been doomed. Combine chocolate and coconut oil into a bowl and microwave in 30 second intervals until melted & shiny. And halfway through a snack size Take 5 bar I thought this is so good, followed shortly by but I could make a homemade version that would be even better. So when a bowl of candy got passed around during card games with my family during our vacation a few weeks ago, you better believe I pigged out had some. I could say that I’m above candy, that I don’t like it, or that I’d rather have something sweet I baked myself, but that wouldn’t be completely true. With all of the homemade treats coming out of my kitchen, I just don’t have the calories to spare. It doesn’t get much better than a homemade candy bar! Homemade Take 5 bars with layers of milk chocolate, peanut butter, pretzels, caramel and peanuts are insane, out of control, and maybe one of the best things ever.

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