Just spread peanut butter between two Ritz crackers, dip in melted white chocolate (I use almond bark), and sprinkle with pretty colors! You're done! They set up in about 5 minutes and they're gone by bedtime....Ha!
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Dear Sarah,
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and your family..I'm wishing us all a great year with lots of love and fun things to come our way! I love this Ritz Peanut Butter cookie idea and hope to add it to my list of 'Must Try' soon..
Have a wonderful weekend (almost here)..and enjoy the time..
~Shirley
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Shirley
Okay, I remembered to link-up this Friday, Yeah! :)
ReplyDeleteThis ritz cookie certainly sounds interesting - kind of like a sweet and salty taste? They look pretty! :)
Sarah,
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Rebecca
HPS!
ReplyDeleteAll right...so salt and chocolate gives them that special taste?
Never tried these cookies before.
Gabriela
there are some peanut butter lovers here who would love those !
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These cookies look amazingly like french macaroons. They are beautiful. Happy Pink Saturday! ~Marti
ReplyDeleteWell, that sounds Delicious! Cute too! Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteOh yum, these look so good and pretty.
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Oh yum! My niece makes these cookies, only with dark chocolate! I love them! Yours' look so pretty, too, as well as good. Happy Weekend, Sarah!
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So pretty and yummy!
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ReplyDeleteSarah, I love this idea. Thanks for sharing how easy they are to make. I'm on it. Big smile here.
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Your cookies look so scrummy. I want them!!
Sarahx
What a neat idea, and they are so cute!
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I like your Ritz COokies pictures, they seem very good ! But unfortunatly, I can't eat thos because i'm allergic to peanuts ;(
It's bad, because your cookies give envy !
This is really quick and easy. I love it. I will definitely be making these soon (although will have to find a South African substitute for Ritz crackers) but the colourful sprinkles are just too cute to pass up on.
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what an interesting cookie idea. I'm going to give those a try. I really enjoy salted caramel incorporated into sweet desserts. So I think I would enjoy the salty ritz cracker as a cookie. thanks.
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