Peanut Butter And Honey Recipes

I never thought to do traditional 'sweet' sandwich filling in a wrap... until I made this up! :)

Chewy and soft, a good mix of honey and peanut butter. Really great on day two. The original recipe claimed to make 30, but when I did it I got 54, which makes each cookie only a little over 100 Cal. Recipe from www.allrecipes.com

Each serving contains: 575.7 calories; 15.7 total fat [saturated 1.7 g, Polyunsaturated Fat 5.0 g, Monounsaturated Fat 7.3 g]; Cholesterol 0.3 mg; Sodium 100.0 mg; Total Carbohydrate 93.0 g; Dietary Fiber 11.0 g; Protein 19.7 g.

No sugar in these tasty cookies!

Health Snack Treat

These soft, cakey, not terribly sweet cookies taste even better the next day. This makes a small batch, so you may want to double the recipe. Ice cold milk is a must.

This is a GREAT sandwich for a summer day or on a day you're craving something sweet but healthy. Takes about 2 minutes to make and is super filling.

Simple sandwich that is sweet but also has some substance to it with the peanut butter. It's a quick breakfast (or lunch) to make and take when in a hurry.

From the website Apartment Therapy.

This is the perfect breakfast, lunch, or dinner and is very easy. You could easily substitute the peanut butter for a healthier alternitive.

My all-time favorite mix for Shakeology. It's better than Cold Stone!

I use this over my whole wheat waffles, pancakes & sometimes Ice cream or even an apple. It gives you a little pick me up and good for the sweet tooth.

A quick, healthy energy snack especially when spread on a piece of whole wheat or rye bread.

This is a recipe adapted from an old family cookbook. Using honey reduces the amount of shortening needed and omits the brown sugar.

A very healthy sweet snack. Great for kids and adults alike!

When you're looking for a small treat that is "clean" (no processed sugars or flours), this is a great option. At 140 calories, 3.4 g protein, and 2.5 g fiber, not bad for a cookie. One is enough to fill you up! (Or make them in 1 Tbs drops (instead of 2 Tbs) and cut those number in half.)

Very tasty and simply homemade peanut butter

I'm not much of a chef, so I've just been mixing and matching ingredients that seem like they might go well together! Peanut butter, honey, and oats are always a good mix, so why not? :-) In case you want to know, the entire batch is approximately 2320 calories, so you can make your own servings and divide accordingly!

Just got bored, wanted something sweet but not too much!

It may not be the healthiest thing in the world, but it's a nice treat.

All vegan ingredients. They are a bit dry and difficult to chew.

Yummy breakfast with fiber & protein!