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Peanut Butter Parfaits in Jars

Easy, no-bake peanut butter parfaits in jars!  A simple and delicious dessert idea!

Howdy!  How are you today?  Things here are pretty good! Busy as always, but I’m finding myself distracted with a big trip I’m taking next week…I’m going to the SNAP blogging conference in Thanksgiving Point, Utah.  My very first conference.  And I can’t even tell you how nervous I am.  And the silliest thing…I’m mostly worried about what I’m going to wear.  Yep, I said it.  I’m worried about what I’m going to wear!

Which I guess is all wrapped up in the worries of whether anyone will like me, let alone talk to me.  Will anyone recognize my blog?  What will I say if I have the chance to meet Kate of Centsational Girl, or Heather of Whipperberry, or Shelley of House of Smiths…gah.  I get a sick feeling even just thinking about it!  Crazy, I know.  But this is all kind of out of my box, but it will be good for me and I just know that it’s going to be a blast!

But I’m still nervous.  And ice cream calms my nerves.  Ice cream with peanut butter soothes my soul.
So I made some.  Well kind of.

Peanut Butter Parfaits in a Jar!

 

Peanut Butter Parfaits in Jars

The thing that makes this dish out-of-this-world-delicious, is the peanut butter fluff.  Omg.

Peanut Butter Parfaits in Jars

 

These are so fun too, because you can make them ahead of time, one for everyone, and you’ve got a delicious dessert! Or you have 6 servings you can eat all by yourself over 6 days.  Just sayin.

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Peanut Butter Parfaits in Jars

Easy, no-bake peanut butter parfaits in jars!  A simple and delicious dessert idea!

  • Yield: 6 1x

Ingredients

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  • 1/2 cup whipping cream
  • 1 tbsp icing sugar (confectioners)
  • 1/3 cup smooth peanut butter
  • cups ~ 2 of really good chocolate ice cream (buy the good stuff)
  • chopped peanuts (or crushed peanut brittle for the topping)

Instructions

  1. Whip the cream and sugar, until stiff peaks form. Transfer to a different bowl.
  2. Then whip the peanut butter until it’s nice and smooth.
  3. Add the whipping cream to the peanut butter, and stir by hand until combined.
  4. Use 6 – 250 mL mason jars, and put a good sized scoop of chocolate ice cream in the bottom of each jar.
  5. On top of the chocolate ice cream, evenly distribute the peanut butter mixture between the 6 jars. (See Notes)
  6. Garnish with the chopped peanuts or crushed peanut brittle.
  7. Freeze until you are ready to eat them.

Notes

If you want, you can add a small scoop of the peanut butter mixture to the bottom of the jars, then the ice cream, then the remainder of the peanut butter mixture. Yum.

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Recipe adapted from 150 best desserts in a jar

Dessert just doesn’t get any easier than this.

Peanut Butter Parfaits in Jars

 

So, you know, if you have any advice about attending blogging conferences, please share!
What do I wear?!
What do I take with me?
Gah.  Wish me luck!

Have a delicious day!

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  1. What an honor!!! I’ll bet that you never imagined that blogging would take you places!!! I’m very happy for you and you are rightfully nervous, I would be too!! If you are half as wonderful as your blog and recipes are, you’ll be great!!! By the way, this one today is a never fail in my household – peanut butter and chocolate? The best flavors EVER!!!

  2. Oh wow…that looks amazing! And you will love SNAP-I went last year (my first time ever meeting other bloggy-people in real life) I was totally nervous too, but had a great time! Don’t be afraid to introduce yourself to people! Even if they already know other people there, everyone is happy to meet new people too 🙂

  3. I can understand that you are nervous about your trip–meeting all of these people that you want to make a good impression on–but you know what?

    We like you–that’s why we are here….and you matter to those whose lives you touch in a positive way!!
    So have confidence in yourself as you enter the conference—you’ve already got a following of readers who are–impressed!! 🙂

    1. Thank you Lisa! This is the nicest comment ever! Thank you so much for the vote of confidence – I needed that! 😉 Have a great night!