Can't. Stop. Eating.

these* and these (my annual homemade Easter goodies). Someone save me.

*I added almost 7 oz of sweetened condensed milk this year. They are a little more moist, but they are trickier to stick together. I've been making them for 7-8 years.

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Drucilla's Stitches said…
Oh my, these look SO yummy, I make the peanut butter balls dipped in chocolate similar to these at Christmas. I will give these a try. Thanks for sharing.
3:50 PM EDT
Brenda said…
I've got to make the coconut balls. My 2 favorites things coconut and chocolate.
10:13 PM EDT
FinnyKnits said…
Peanut butter balls in chocolate? I would need supervision.
3:52 PM EDT
Amanda Jean said…
i'll trade you for some caramels! ;)
6:11 PM EDT
Erika Jean said…
are those buckeyes? YUM!
1:38 PM EDT
Loveland Roofing said…
Helloo mate great blog post
11:48 AM EDT
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