Peanut butter, graham crackers and chocolate come together in these fun no bake peanut butter bars. They are sure to get rave reviews everywhere you take them. Luckily they only take 6 ingredients and a few minutes to put together, so the are a perfect easy dessert.

Layers of peanut butter and chocolate no bake goodness come together in this easy to make treat. They are like buckeye bars with graham cracker crumbs mixed in for a lovely texture and amazing flavor.
I wouldn’t blame you if you start keeping some in your fridge at all times. Not. One. Bit.
So go ahead and whip some up. Just don’t say I didn’t warn you how good they would be!


Why Everyone Loves These Peanut Butter Bars
If you love Reese’s peanut butter cups, you are going to be head over heals for these peanut butter bars. The rich peanut butter filling and smooth chocolate topping are the perfect combination.
The best part is they only take a few minutes to put together. You only need 6 ingredients and most of them are already in a fully stocked pantry.
You can use premade graham cracker crumbs from the grocery store to save a little bit of time and mess. Or process graham crackers in your food processor to make your own crumbs.


In a pinch, you can even put some graham crackers in a ziploc bag and crush them with a rolling pin. I just always make a mess when I do that, so I prefer using the processor to contain the crumbs.
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You can cut them as large or as small as you want. So you can have a ton of little squares for a bigger party.
Or you can cut yourself a nice big hunk to enjoy. That way you can say you only had one piece.


They freeze beautifully, so you can keep them on hand and just grab one from the freezer when your sweet tooth strikes. Or you can make them ahead of time and have them ready for whatever event you are prepping for.
For thicker bars, you can make this recipe in an eight or nine inch square baking dish. They taste great either way, so it is just a matter of preference.
Tips for Cutting Nice Pieces
If you want to line your pan with parchement or foil, you can lift the bars out of the pan to cut. This makes getting nice clean pieces easier.
I find it easiest to cut these bars when the chocolate topping isn’t super cold. So I like to let it set at room temperature, then cut the bars.


After the bars are cut, put them in the refrigerator to set completely. They are easiest to serve cold.
They taste amazing cold or at room temperature. They will get soft in warm weather.
Don’t worry though, they will still taste amazing. You just might have to lick the extra chocolate off of your fingers!

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Question… Am I to put one and a half cups of peanut butter into the peanut butter layer and another half a cup of peanut butter into the chocolate layer? I am just confused because the ingredient label reads one and a half cups of creamy peanut butter divided.
You are right, that is a little bit confusing. I separated out the two amounts to make it more clear, but forgot to remove the divided note. You put 1½ cups in the base and ½ cup in the chocolate. I will remove the divided note. Thank you for asking.
Oh Yes! My entire family and myself are going to need these yummies!!!!
One of my all time favorite treats!
Mine too! We could probably live on these alone and be perfectly happy 😉
It's never too early! Besides no bake is perfect for this heat!
I love the flavors of chocolate and peanut butter together. Plus it is an easy recipe so how can you go wrong?
Easy and delicious is always a winning combination (just like chocolate and peanut butter!) Thanks, Debra!
It's hard to beat a combination of chocolate and peanut butter! These bars look delicious. I can see why they go fast when served! Thanks for sharing at Snickerdoodle, Carlee! This is the Most Clicked Feature at today's party. It's featured in our party email and all of the co-hosts will be featuring it.
I agree completely! Chocolate and peanut butter belong together. Thank you so much for the feature and the party!