If You Love Fluffernutters, These Recipes Are for You

There’s more to peanut butter and marshmallow than just sandwiches.

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Food Network Kitchen’s No-Bake Fluffernutter Pie.

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Matt Armendariz

If you ask us, there’s a lot to love about a fluffernutter sandwich. Salty peanut butter and sweet marshmallow fluff are the perfect pair — and the classic childhood combo never fails to bring a smile to our faces. Sandwiches aside, there are lots of other delicious treats you can make with peanut butter and marshmallow, from upgraded s’mores to mile-high pies. Enjoy some of our favorite fluffernutter-style treats, below.

Headed to a picnic or barbecue? Bring this crowd-pleasing pie with you! To make it, whip up a simple crust of melted butter, rice cereal and pretzels, then fill it with a delicious mixture of marshmallow creme, cream cheese and peanut butter. A dollop of marshmallow creme and a melted peanut butter drizzle add a winning finishing touch — and guarantee there won’t be any leftovers.

Molly Yeh's Peanut Butter Krispy Rice Squares

Molly Yeh's Peanut Butter Krispy Rice Squares

A few spoonfuls of peanut butter turn classic marshmallow cereal treats into a sweet-and-salty dream. Molly incorporates crushed graham crackers and chocolate chips, then tops the treats with rainbow sprinkles for a fun pop of color.

Peanut S'mores Magic Bars

Peanut S'mores Magic Bars

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Teri Lyn Fisher

You don’t need a campfire to make great s’mores. Gooey toasted marshmallows rest atop a layer of peanut-filled cookies, which are the perfect party treat. Pro tip? To avoid having the marshmallows stick to the knife when you cut and serve the magic bars, dip the knife in hot water between each slice.

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Armando Rafael

The brownie crust of this pie is delicious on its own, but the real magic is in the peanut butter-marshmallow filling. Combine peanut butter with marshmallow creme, cream cheese and heavy cream, then add a dollop of whipped cream for serving.

Chef Name: Ree Drummond

Full Recipe Name: Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter S'mores

Talent Recipe: Ree Drummondâ  s, Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter S'mores, as seen on The Pioneer Woman

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Chef Name: Ree DrummondFull Recipe Name: Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter S'moresTalent Recipe: Ree Drummond’s, Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter S'mores, as seen on The Pioneer WomanFNK Recipe: Project: Foodnetwork.com, Back to School/Sandwich Central/Dinner and a Movie/SidesShow Name: The Pioneer WomanFood Network / Cooking Channel: Food Network,Chef Name: Ree Drummond Full Recipe Name: Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter S'mores Talent Recipe: Ree Drummond’s, Chocolate Dipped Peanut Butter S'mores, as seen on The Pioneer Woman FNK Recipe: Project: Foodnetwork.com, Back to School/Sandwich Central/Dinner and a Movie/Sides Show Name: The Pioneer Woman Food Network / Cooking Channel: Food Network

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Trust us — you’ve never had s’mores this decadent before. Ree slathers graham crackers with peanut butter and hazelnut spread, then uses each cracker to sandwich a toasted marshmallow. Then, she dips each s’more in melted chocolate and adds crushed pretzels, nuts, sprinkles or chocolate chips. When it comes to toppings, the sky is the limit — feel free to use peanut butter chips for an extra nutty treat!

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