Adorable Chocolate Peanut Butter Acorn Treats

Chocolate Peanut Butter Acorn Treats are the cutest Thanksgiving or Fall snack (or dessert). All they need are a couple of common pantry staples!

Peanut butter acorn treats

Fall is here, and everywhere I look, I see falling leaves, pinecones, scarecrows, and acorns!

It’s that time of year to go crazy with fall-inspired activities. 🍂🍁 Every year we head to the corn maze and pumpkin patch. We decorate pumpkins. 🎃

Then we rake leaves, throw up the Halloween decorations, 👻 watch scary movies, and take family photos. It’s a busy season, but one of my favorites for creating memories!

My kids love to do seasonal activities like apple crafts and eat seasonally inspired fun treats like this acorn candy made with a Hershey Kiss.

close up of acorn candies

Easy Peasy Acorn Treats

Have you seen these acorn candy treats before? I’ve seen them floating around the internet and in magazines for a while now, and now it’s time to make (and share) them with you!

Once you see how easy these kisses acorn treats are to make, you’ll jump all over them too! They’re a bit like a DIY Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup – only MUCH cuter!

If you’re looking for a fall-inspired delicious snack or dessert, these scrumptious chocolate peanut butter acorn treats are just what you’re looking for!

peanut butter acorns treats

Acorn Treats Ingredients

  • Nutter Butter Bites
  • Hershey’s Kisses
  • Reese’s Peanut Butter Chips
  • Peanut Butter
  • Sandwich size ziploc bag
  • Kitchen shears
candy acorns

How to Make Acorn Treats

  1. Open a sandwich-size Ziploc bag. Holding one bottom corner with your hand, drape the top open portion over your hand. Fill the corner you are holding with 2-3 tablespoons of peanut butter.
  2. Close the bag almost completely, leaving only a very small portion open for air to escape. Cut the tip of the corner where the peanut butter is to create a piping bag.
  3. Pipe a small amount of peanut butter onto the center of a Nutter Butter Bite. Press one Hershey’s Kiss into the peanut butter.
  4. On the opposite side of the Nutter Butter Bite, pipe a dot of peanut butter, and press one peanut butter chip.
  5. Let the peanut butter dry for approximately 5 minutes before serving.
Kisses acorns

Chocolate Acorns Variations

I like to use Hershey’s chocolate kisses, mini Nutter Butters, peanut butter, and peanut butter chips. But there are other ways to make them delicious and fun!

  • Make a vanilla version with mini Vanilla Wafer cookies and chocolate chips
  • Replace the peanut butter “glue” with frosting.
  • Use a tiny broken-off pretzel stick as the stem.
chocolate acorn treats image collage

Easy peasy to make, right? Give these peanut butter chocolate acorn treats a try one time and you’ll be hooked for life. True story!

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Peanut Butter Chocolate Acorn Treats

Peanut Butter Chocolate Acorn Treats

Prep Time: 5 minutes 3 seconds
Total Time: 5 minutes 3 seconds

Chocolate Peanut Butter Acorn Treats are the cutest Thanksgiving or Fall snack (or dessert). All they need are a couple of common pantry staples!

Ingredients

  • ● Nutter Butter Bites
  • ● Hershey’s Kisses
  • ● Reese’s Peanut Butter Chips
  • ● Peanut Butter
  • ● Sandwich size Ziploc bag
  • ● Kitchen shears

Instructions

  1. Fill a corner of a Ziplock sandwich bag with 2-3 tablespoons of peanut butter. Close the bag almost completely, leaving only a very small portion open for air to escape. Cut the tip of the corner where the peanut butter is to create a piping bag.
  2. Pipe a small amount of peanut butter onto the center of a Nutter Butter Bite. Press one Hershey’s Kiss into the peanut butter.
  3. On the opposite side of the Nutter Butter Bite, pipe a dot of peanut butter, and press one peanut butter
    chip into that peanut butter.
  4. Let the peanut butter dry for approximately 5 minutes before serving.

Notes

If you want to try different variations, here are a few ideas:

  • Make a vanilla version with mini Vanilla Wafer cookies and chocolate chips
  • Replace the peanut butter “glue” with frosting.
  • Use a tiny broken-off pretzel stick as the stem.

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9 Comments

  1. This is great I was looking for a fun recipe to try making with my kids. They will love making this sweet little treat.

  2. These are the cutest things ever! My toddler is obsessed with gathering and sorting the acorns in our backyard right now. We will have to make these!

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