Peanut butter nanaimo bars

A twist on classic, Canadian Nanaimo bars - these peanut butter Nanaimo bars are perfect for anyone who loves peanut butter or finds the traditional version a little too sweet. I love to make these over the holidays, but they're delicious any time of year. #nanaimobars #peanutbutter #bars #nanaimos #nobake #canadian #classic #holidays from Just So Tasty

Deilcious no-bake peanut butter nanaimo bars, fashioned after the classic Nanaimo bar, but with a peanut butter filling. Ready in just over an hour.

From the coconutty base to the creamy custard filling and silky chocolate ganache on top, Nanaimo bars are about as dreamy as Canadian desserts get.

A Canadian classic, no-bake Nanaimo bars feature a coconut and walnut base, simple sweet custard filling, and crisp chocolate topping.

If you're craving something sweet, rich, and satisfying, look no further than Nanaimo Bars! These decadent bars come with three irresistible layers—starting with a crunchy graham cracker crumb base, followed by a creamy custard filling, and topped with a smooth semi-sweet chocolate layer. Plus, they’re no-bake, making them a perfect treat to whip up any time you need a sweet fix without turning on the oven. Whether you're hosting a gathering or indulging at home, Nanaimo Bars are a must-try!

Rich, decadent milk chocolate and creamy peanut butter make the perfect topping for the nutty base. For an added garnish, sprinkle finely chopped peanuts over the topping before refrigerating.

So addictively good, one bite and you're hooked to these amazing Canadian classic - No Bake Nanaimo Bars! A bottom crust with nuts, cocoa, and coconut, a middle layer of creamy vanilla custard filling, then melted and chilled chocolate on top! The recipe includes both regular and gluten-free options.

From the coconutty base to the creamy custard filling and silky chocolate ganache on top, Nanaimo bars are about as dreamy as Canadian desserts get.

These decadent Nanaimo Bars are a no bake, triple layer treat that originated in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada.