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Are you guys tired of my ridiculously long tongue-twister titles?

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Honestly, I hope not because I just canโ€™t help myselfโ€”I love โ€™em long and wild. Can we just agree itโ€™s my thing? Yeah, letโ€™s go with that. Long titles are my style, and Iโ€™m sticking to it.

But waitโ€”before we dive into these bars, can we talk about the snow for, like, two seconds?

Seriously, real quick.

I totally called this. On Sunday, I said the next cloudy day would bring snow, and guess what? It snowed yesterday. Actual snow. The fluffy white kind. See for yourself.

Iโ€™m all for fall, but snow? Nope, not ready. I want colorful leaves, not a winter wonderland. And helloโ€”itโ€™s only September 23rd! Whatโ€™s going on?

Oh well, at least Iโ€™ve still got a few of these bars left.

Now, I know this is a lot packed into one barโ€”and honestly, a lot for a Tuesday postโ€”but I got way too excited and had to share. I made these over the weekend and just kept adding layerโ€ฆ after layerโ€ฆ

I wanted them stacked high. I wanted texture, sweetness, a little crunch, a little chew, peanut butter, and tons of chocolate.

Theyโ€™re insane.

Easy.

Addicting.

Crazy.

Awesome.

The only reason the peanut butter cups made it in? Because Iโ€™m a total sucker for holiday candy. Christmas is my weakness, but Halloweenโ€™s a close second. Iโ€™m not even a big candy person, but the second pumpkin Reeseโ€™s and orange M&Mโ€™s hit the shelves? Iโ€™m done for.

I canโ€™t resist.

I adore holidays and their themed treatsโ€”they make me feel like a kid again.



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